Most Popular Scripts | JavaScript

htmlArea is a free WYSIWYG editor replacement for common textarea fields in HTML forms. Users can change the font size/color, make it bold/italicized/underlined, add bullets numbering, and tables, insert images and links, and more. It works with any server-side software that accepts forms, including PHP, ASP, Perl, etc and enables users to format their content as easily as if they were using a Word Processor. No HTML knowledge is required. Once the form is submitted, the raw HTML is passed along through your CGI script for use in your program. Open source license.

JavaScript to create a slideshow of your banner advertisements, including links. A series of banners/links can be displayed without having to reload the page.

This script allows you to conveniently zoom in and out of an image. Functional in IE4+, NS6 and Opera 6+, the script does not push content around the image aside as it is zooming, unlike most similar scripts out there.

Beginning JavaScript is a patient, introductory tutorial on writing scripts successfully. It assumes no prior knowledge of programming languages, and teaches you how to create client-side scripts (including full coverage of fundamentals like variables and flow control, plus plenty of screen shots.) After covering the core JavaScript language, you'll move on to learn about more advanced techniques, including Dynamic HTML, using cookies, debugging techniques, and server-side scripting with ASP.

A full featured shopping cart with credit card processing support, email confirmation, support for English, French, Dutch, Spanish, Finnish, German, Brazilian, Swedish and Italian. Multiple currencies, tax, shipping and full multi-page cart installation. No CGI required - will run on any web service. Free support forum, downloadable demo site. Perl/PHP support optional if available.

This is a combination of an automatic slideshow with fading transitions and a gallery with scrollable thumbs. Features for welcome screen: loading control, set a welcome-image, set the welcome-screen to 50% transparency, set the whole gallery to full-window-size, set the welcome-image to full-window-size, and change/customize title/text/colors. Features for slideshow: automatically cycles through all set pics; fading transition; free to set time to show the pics; images get automatically scaled to fit the image-area; texts can be displayed with each pic; ability to switch from the slideshow to the thumbnails; and more. Features for gallery: 3 parts, imagarea, textarea, controlpanel; images get automatically scaled to fit the image-area; defined texts are shown as in the slideshow; and more. 1.2 update: now works with IE5.0 as well, integrated some user-suggestions, the script got smaller by about 15%.

This example illistrates how to have content altered dynamically. When the user clicks any link it will redraw the section of this page so that another row to the table appears. IE will re-format the page, while NS will allocate a specific region at the load time of the page - it will not re-allocate room later.