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An Javascript object for easy to deploy tabs on the top and bottom of the content box. Just 2 lines of codes needed to initialize the tab.

Popup windows are browser windows opened from a web page and used most of times for displaying advertisements.This popup activated when the user clicks on a link.

moblVR is a javascript that let you view cubic panoramas in mobile safari on the iphone or ipad. New version works with ipad and has autorotation, autoscaling of images, offline storage and more. You can pinch/zoom, set pan and tilt limits for partial panoramas, set initial pan and tilt, include a plug to cover the tripod, show several panoramas as part of a virtual tour, include info for each panorama. It has a clean interface and is easy to setup and use. Now all the iphone users browsing the web can view your panoramas.

Google Street View provides panoramic views for various streets around the world. Google Maps API includes new classes that allow you to access and integrate Google Street View into your Google Maps. This script shows how you can use the Google Maps API to integrate a Street View Panorama along with your Google Map using the Google Maps API. You can embed Google Maps and Street views in static/dynamically generated html pages.

Facebook-like selector widget improves usability of ordinary multi-select input controls replacing them with new fancy facebook like selector, user friendly, with auto complete. With Facebook-like selector, the select control is turned into user-friendly, functional, searchable, and autocompletable widget.

jsandbox is a secure JavaScript evaluation sandboxing library. This is possible with the use of HTML5 web worker threads.

CharacterData is a small but significant portion of JavaScript and Ajax based application. This function is used with DOM wherein it provides additional information for DOM for proper interpretation. CharacterData is used with actual text or connected after the text is written. As a key to DOM’s interaction with the text, CharacterData treats a single line of data as a node. A node would usually look this way: Sample Test Placed Here This will be defined by CharacterData by the number of characters and the actual text found

Data transfer in an Ajax based application is a very important component. As application is basically a form of data processing, proper data transfer is a must in an online application. JavaScript already has components that could effectively implement data transfer in the application. The XHR or XMLHttpRequest have been used extensively to ensure data transfer should be enabled in the client side. Its foremost component – the GET command is extensively used to tag information not only from its server to the client but also from other online resources. But usage of GET in XHR for data transfer is usually shunned by developers. In a perfect setting, GET in XHR provide

Selecting DIV Tag: You can use this free javascript code to select the contents of Div Tag area just by clicking a button

You can use this free javascript code to Select / Unselect all the checkboxes by selecting a single check box.

You can use this free javascript code to select the contents of textarea just by clicking a button

You can use this free javascript as the color picker from color pallete/chart by clicking any colour in the pallet, hexadecimal value can also be known for each selected colours. It is easy to select colors from the pallet chart/table.

Simulates the world’s best superball—it bounces forever. Of course you may change that by pressing a key. The ball will bounce lower and lower until coming to a rest. Obviously, you could replace the ball with anything, including image-based words--even linked words, with a few code tweaks.

toStringX is a tiny public domain JavaScript library that extends Object.prototype.toString to support any constructor. For example, Object.prototype.toString(new Foo) would return "[object Foo]" instead of "[object Object]". To use the normal native toString method, just pass true to toString.

libxdr is a library that implements an API-compatible cross-browser version of cross-domain XMLHttpRequest. This enables cross-domain requests that don't rely on dangerous XSS (inserting a third party's tag). It is built on top of the pmxdr (postMessage Cross-domain Requester) client library which supports HTTP access control headers for managing what websites can request what.

This free Javascript provides you with an unblockable drop-in box that works on any browser with Javascript enabled. A drop-in is like a popup. You can think of it as a pop-in.

JavaScript Spell Check is the spell checking component for JavaScript. JavaScript Spell Check extends your Website: A Pop-Up Spell Checker Window similar to that in Microsoft Word. This is ideal for spell checking website forms and data entry; Ajax Spell Check. A fully featured Ajax Spellcheck API so you to develop your own rich spellchecking applications & a new SpellCheck() function added to JavaScript. ASP & ASP.Net Compatible.

Adds capabilities to standard HTML unordered lists (UL elements) including keyboard selection using the arrow keys and mouse selection. You may register callbacks that will be invoked when a user selects, deselects or double-clicks/presses enter on the selected elements. This script is useful for creating file browsers, shopping carts, image galleries, etc where you want the user to be able to select objects and perform actions with them.

Xccessors (cross-browser accessors) is JavaScript shim that implements the legacy or standard methods for defining and looking up accessors (getters and setters) of objects. Xcessors Standard implements ECMAScript 5's (formerly 3.1) accessors standard (Object.defineProperty and Object.getOwnPropertyDescriptor) in browsers that support the legacy non-standard accessor methods. Everything behaves according to the ECMAScript 5 standard except the configurable, enumerable, and writable options. It is impossible to implement these options without native support for Object.defineProperty. The good news is that you are never going to use them if you are changing a JavaScript program from the legacy to standard methods. Xccessors Legacy implements the legacy accessor methods (object.__define[GS]etter__ and object.__lookup[GS]etter__) in browsers that support the standard ECMAScript 5 accessor methods.

Makes use of the standard HTML5 drag and drop API (browsers like Firefox 3.1 support it) to add citations to dragged text. Depending on where the text is dropped, the citations will either be rich text (ie. html blockquote element) from dropping into something like Microsoft Word or plain text from dropping into something like Notepad or an html textarea element.