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Here's a useful tool you can use to calculate your PayPal fees. It includes many advanced options such as choosing the source and destination countries, choosing which PayPal Fee Rate you want to use, and choosing whether or not to include the 2.5% currency conversion fee (for multiple currency transactions). You can also use it to "reverse" calculate your PayPal fees to determine exactly how much a person should send you so that after fees are removed you actually end up with the amount you want. I use it all the time myself when I'm selling on eBay, and I'm trying to gauge that "magic" amount to charge so that after all fees have been removed I actually end up with the amount I want. For example, did you know that to actually receive $75 in your PayPal account someone would have to send you exactly $77.55? And the way you can find out that exact amount is by using a "reverse" paypal calculator such as this. Saves me a lot of time! Hope it will for you too. Any feedback, comments, and suggestions are welcome. Please vote if you find this useful.

Flexible Table is JavaScript Class using to Build Tables like in Windows Applications! Script allow to Resize Columns width using "Drag To Resize" method, set Colums and Rows Temlates to Format Table data and more..

A highly-customizable datepicker/timepicker (calendar) and a powerful Date/String parse/format utility, featuring: *** 12/24-hour clock *** custom date/time format *** time-only *** range limits *** prehistoric dates *** start week on any day *** custom labels/languages *** custom CSS styles *** jQuery UI Themes *** pop-up or always-present *** write a single line of JavaScript code! *** AJAX validation *** Date/String conversion *** em-based sizing *** single-click value selection *** WAI-ARIA key behavior

Classic text based navigation menu using dynamic html to create a drop down menu effect with standard html links. Search engine friendly links, easy to edit and fit in with your existing page style. Tested in IE, Firefox and Chrome.

Jump start your AJAX deployment use the Zapatec suite. It includes 6 widgets -3 modules + library. The widgets also known as controls are high level components that you can use in your application either independently or in conjunction with each other. Included: Forms - Windows - Menu - Tree - Grid - Calendar. Modules: Transport - Drag and Drop - Effects The Zapatec AJAX Suite works in all modern browsers including, Firefox, Internet Explorer, Opera and Safari.

Look up the time of various cities around the world easily with this useful script. Configurable to use cities of your choice.

Use this script to allow visitors to change a page style sheet on-the-fly, by clicking on a link in the page. The script works by switching the active style sheets. You can use any number of style sheets, which are automatically detected by the script. Optional alerts are included. Setup is easy and straightforward. Comes as a complete kit, as well as in the usual listings format.

Display a series of images in an automated slide show, a pulldown menu, or the various slideshow controls that are included, such as previous and next.

This is a 2-level combo box (single combo), both expanding the capacity of the combo and allowing you to organize the links into various categories.

This JavaScript generates a random password of how many and what ever characters you want.

Single player version of Poker, the famous card game. 100% JavaScript, ready to play onto your browser. To play just do an initial bet clicking on "Bet" or "Max Bet" buttons. Then click on "Deal" button to get 5 cards. Discard cards, just clicking on them, to get the best hand possible. Click on "Deal" button again to finish the round. Prizes are paided according the table sited on the top of the window.

This is a virtual black jack program written in JavaScript. It keeps track of number of your bets and cash position. It features an excellent card design interface.

This script uses CSS's "positon:fixed" property plus a splash of JavaScript to create a sticky footer or header bar that expands when the mouse rolls over it. It's useful for showing supplemental information of a site that should always be in within a mouse action away. The markup of the bar can either be inline HTML defined within the page it's on, or entirely in a separate HTML file and fetched via Ajax.

By default Internet Explorer 7.0 disables standard JavaScript prompt() function due to security reasons. Although users can enable this function again it's very unlikely that they will do so. This article presents alternative javascript function ae_prompt which displays fancy transparently shaded CSS-based prompt dialog and works with any modern browser including IE7.

Create cross-browser DHTML scrollers for your web site with AJScroller Creator quickly and easily. You can create professional horizontal, vertical and image scrollers with the builder software for your web site without any programming knowledge. You can run multiple scrollers on the same page, with full dynamic control over each scroller. Full HTML syntax is supported, which means you can add images, format and align text quickly and easily. As you build the scroller, you can preview it on-the-fly within the program. The entire design process is fast, convenient and easy. Compatible with Netscape, Internet Explorer, FireFox, Opera, Mozilla, Konqueror, Galeon and Safari browsers

Image Transition Menu produces a cross-fade between two images on mouse over. This menu supports 12 great transition effects and 2 interlaced text effects.

jUploader is a neat way to allow multiple file uploading without forcing your users to install flash and also ensure users using a non-HTML5 browser to all have the same experience. This plugin requires jQuery 1.7 or newer.

Email harvesting is a real problem nowadays; publishing an email address on a web page means exposing it to automated email collection softwares. Once it's been collected there no way of getting rid of spam. The best way to avoid this is obfuscating and encoding email addresses; this simple javascript script does exactly that. It splits an address in six different parts, so that bots are not able to recognize it, and it also encode the @ symbol and the . (dot) using ascii codes, just to make it harder for bots to decode it. Even if the email harvesting software can read javascript and put the different parts of the address together, it would obtain an useless text like this: myaddress@mydomain 6;com instead of [email protected].

In forms when using check boxes for a list of records that is generated dynamically (example: display of messages in your yahoo or hotmail inbox) you might want a simple feature of checking or clearing all the check boxes related to those records before deleting or moving. Use this simple script to do just so.