Most Popular Scripts | JavaScript

This Script requires your visitors/customers to accept your terms and conditions before proceeding to the next page. Ideal for order-forms, age restricted content etc. Other free JS codes also available.

Use this code to get a popup window to close after a pre-determined amount of time. For example, set an advertisement popup window to remain open for 15 seconds, then it automatically closes.

Many forms will require the user to enter an email address twice (to check for typographical errors). This script immediately notifies the user when the two fields match - it's a nice, user-friendly touch, and safe for all browsers.

Allows to emphasize words, phrases, buttons and images inside a webpage. When you roll over the selected item a floating panel will appear giving the user more information. The panel accepts HTML tags, you can use text formatting and links inside the panel. It�s possible to drag the panel through the title bar. Uses nice Javascript effects, like fade in/out, making the page attractive to the users. With this tool you can improve the usability of your pages giving the users more information with light interfaces. Available as Dreamweaver Extension. No hand coding required.

This script uses DHTML to display a "popup" window. Features include timed delay before displaying, drop shadowing, and many customizable variables. Easy to follow, heavily commented JavaScript. Avoid having your popup window blocked by unforgiving popup blockers.

Switch Menu is a unique navigational script with characteristics of a folding tree. It dynamically expands the chosen menu item when clicked on (revealing the containing links) while contracting the rest. Uses the DOM of IE5/NS6+ while degrading nicely with older browsers.

This script displays a scroll text with the shake effect. The script includes a HTML code generator that allows to change parameters without any knowledge of JavaScript and HTML programming.

Add an elegant, visible-from-the-start static menu to your site with this script. Both the menu's dimensions and its static location on the page can be easily configured, making it a piece of cake to integrate the menu to conform to your site's layout.

Use the EDITOR class to create WYSIWYG-editable text fields. You can create as many fields as you want. When put into a form, the contents can be submitted, e.g. to be stored into a database. Look and size can be modified easily and separately for each text field. Besides text-formatting, you can also insert images, bullet points, tables, and bar charts. Other languages are supported, too.

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JSCookMenu is a powerful JavaScript based menu script that can emulate Office XP, Internet Explorer and other GUI menus. It comes with six prebuilt themes.

Auto Maximize Window is a simple script that automatically maximises the browser window when it is loaded within a webpage.

This script counts the number of days remaining until any annual occasion on the calendar (ie: birthday, Christmas etc). It automatically detects and adjusts to the present year, and if the specified occasion has already passed this year, it displays the days remaining until the next year's.

dHTML cross-browser drop-down menus. Easily configured and maintained through .css and .js files, and can be used as drop-down or side menus (or both). Works in all version 4+ browsers (Windows, Mac and Linux). Full commented source-code available for download.

With the help of IFRAME, this scroller script uses an external HTML file as its content to display, making updating and adding rich HTML to the scroller a breeze. Rewritten for numerous improvements and bug fixes.

This easy, short, cross-browser cut-and-paste script presents images in a continuous slideshow format -- with a fader effect on image transitions in IE. Any number of images can be used, and timing is adjustable. Great for newcomers, but a solid utility script, too.

This cool script will not only preload images, but update you on its progress, live, using an update bar (all constructed using code!). Requires Internet Explorer 4+ to work, with all other browsers simply bypassing the preloading.

Experiments in navigation and other applications of absolutely-positioned DIV tags. The site is mostly devoted to various applications of absolutely-positioned DIV tags, such as popup window replacements, floating menu, hyperlinks leading to multiple addresses.

Create colorful JavaScript drop down menus instantly online. Add as many sub-menus as you wish!

This is a collection of several scripts that create animated firework displays on your web page. You can choose a script that animates each individual particle or you can use the more visually appealing scripts that animate images of fireworks. Ideal for any 4th of July web pages you are planning.