Most Popular Scripts | JavaScript

This is a highly flexible quiz script that can be used to test your visitors, with the results instantly graded on a separate page. Script supports arbitrary number of questions, each supporting an arbitrary number of choices.

This script "auto tabs" a form field (and jumps to another field) once the length of the field's value has exceeded a certain length. It works in conjunction with the "maxlength" attribute of HTML, triggered whenever the user's input reaches the maxlength's value.

When an icon is clicked, this script glides in a menu from screen-left. Clicking on the same icon in the menu causes it to slide off the screen, with the triggering icon sliding back in. The script can be set to have either the trigger icon or the menu show on start-up; and the menu and trigger icon positions can be set via script variables. An easy install, and a cool effect.

Four-state image buttons -- with no multiple images, no layers, and no JavaScript? Darned close! Plug in a simple style script, attach a few mouse events to an image (or images), and bang -- instant four-action buttons even most power scripters would sweat to do. Easy sailing, even for newcomers.

This script is useful especialy when you have a lenghty tape and you only need to log few shots, use your vhs with burned in time code and enter the 'in' and 'out' points and script will generate the proper pal25/cmx3600 edl. Curently there is no support for 30fps timecode, but you are free to make a 'ntsc' version from this script. Version with some sounds added - for offline use is also available for download.

Use this script to pick 16 random numbers. Lottery, for fun, whatever.

This is a JavaScript example that creates a menu (drop down select list) of all the days in the current month. The current date is selected by default.

You can use two multiple-select menus to make it easy for someone to create a list, by moving items from one menu to the other. This can be down with three line of JavaScript. Find out how.

The pull down menu is an excellent to condense many links into a small area. In the older days the only way to process a pull-down menu was to use a CGI script, but now you can do it with JavaScript. This tutorial presents several different types of pull-down menus: standard menu, menu with no button, using in frames, and using in a different window.