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QTYBox is an input field modifier, to incrase and decrase the contained number in the input field. It's useful for webshop's product pages, where the customer easier set up the quantity of the products, without using keyboard. The script insert an up and down control buttons after/before the inputbox, and if it was clicked they incrase or decrase the number in the inputbox.

This object can display several types of charts in Canvas elements. It takes the values, labels and colors of each point and renders the chart in canvas elements of a given size. Currently it supports rendering charts of types: line, scatter, column, bar and pie. The chart background color, grid color and spacing, error and mouse event handlers are configurable parameters.

This object can highlight words in HTML pages. It can search for words inside given HTML page elements and enclose them within HTML tags to make the words appear different. The search may be case sensitive or not. The enclosing tags may have configurable CSS styles or custom handlers for click, mouseover and mouseout events.

With this simple script, you can create nice looking add to favorites link in a second. It will enable your visitors to bookmark your site with one click and come back again and again. It works in all major browsers (Internet Explorer, Firefox, Safari, Opera...). Styling is very easy. The script generates link, so you can easily style it in CSS. You can also use your own image, or one of our added buttons. We also provide full support in case of any problems with the script.

arcadiaCharts creates attractive, interactive 2D and 3D JavaScript and GWT charts which run natively in all browsers without plugins (no flash required). Supported chart types are: line, area, pie, donut (doughnut), bar, column, scatter, xy, logarithmic scale charts, time plot. Uses AJAX and HTML5 technology.

Quick & easy to use, moveable (draggable), resizable & closeable windows, pop-ups & frames in pure HTML/JavaScript. There are three methods to use JSPopupBox: via static convenience functions, via helper methods and by populating the popup directly. Examples for each one are shown below. Detailed documentation can be found in the docs.html file that comes with JSPopupBox.

A portable JavaScript application that provides automated access to remote devices, configurable software/command executions, custom module integration and powerful log file transformations. Managing different types of network attached devices (servers, workstations, routers, etc.) can be repetitive and time consuming, DAAT was created to simplify and automate these activities. It applies standard system administration methodologies with proven open source software and scripts to create an extensible solution that centralizes and simplifies common system administration tasks and procedures. Includes modules to manage device access information, encrypt/decrypt text, cache Windows network connections (IPC$) and display a Welcome window. New modules can be added to increase functionality or simplify processes and procedures. Modules are extended Ext JS components that have full access to the API.

A Javascript class used to create and manage canvas progress bars. Customizable colors and opacity for background, foreground and blocks in the bar Customizable width, height, borders and corners Functions to set and get the actual progress / position Works very well on every type of backgrounds Horizontal or vertical Framework independent

I love the web and how open things are. However, there are times when you want to protect your images. Artists and photographers are a good example - they often have to resort to show small, low quality images with watermarks ontop, which ruin the image. It's not a great solution by any means, yet website owners reluctantly put up with it. If only there were some way of showing your images as you'd like but make it difficult for users to take your images. Well, with ImageGuard, you can! Just follow the simple steps to move your image to a safe location, set the options you'd like to protect your image, make some minor changes and ImageGuard does the rest - helping to protect your images using a variety of tricky deterrrents. It takes just a few minutes to read the guide and get your website set up plus each image can then be setup to be protected in under a minute;

This object can display a countdown to a given time. It displays and updates regularly a time countdown remaining to a given time. The countdown time is displayed inside a given page element. The remaining time format template is configurable.

This object can invoke functions when multiple keys are pressed. It can register event handler functions to be called when a sequence of one or more keys is pressed. The key sequence is defined by a string with the names of the keys, which can be letters, digits, symbols or qualifier keys like Ctrl, Alt and Shift. The registered callback handler function may also be called periodically while the defined key sequence is still being pressed.

Rich Text Editor script allows the user to easily format the contents entered,such as making it bold, changing its size, color etc. Allows user to replace a form's textarea with a custom one that supports WYSIWYG format editing. This script is an extremely simple and easy to use javascript based HTML WYSIWYG editor.

jLim is a small JavaScript base code. It can be used to built your own JavaScript library or framework.

This script allows for the visual demonstration and testing of the performance and correct implementation of various sorting algorithms. The algorithms vary from their traditional versions because the functions are recursive. Although recursion makes the implementation more complicated, it allows for an observable running time, and the simultaneous execution of several sorts.

It displays the solar dates we commonly use and the traditional Chinese calendar which is known as the agricultural calendar. Apart from providing the festivals dates in the western calendar, this lunisolar calendar also provide important information found in a Chinese calendar such as the Chinese zodiac, four pillars, solar terms and all the Chinese traditional festivals such as Chinese New Year (Spring Festival), Dragon Boat Festival, and Mid-Autumn Festival.

This is the source code for my site's global countdown clock. It allows people living in different time zones to simultaneously count down to any arbitrary future date.

The flyout can be configured to fly left, right, up, or down. The flyout can be just about any object (div, table, etc.), thus they can be formatted however you want. The flyout transitions with both a fade in/out and vertical expansion/contraction. You can set direction, transition speed, frame rate, offsets, timeout, and maximum opacity. Ease of implementation was important during development. The flyout only requires a few lines of CSS (examples in the JS comments) and mouseover events to be set. In the file download, both the fully documented code and a minified version is contained in the ZIP file. Compatible with IE5+, Firefox 0.9+, Safari, Opera 9+, and Chrome Note: IE doesn't get the "expansion" effect because when coupled with "http-equiv: X-UA-Compatible :: IE=9" it makes the script fail after first mouseover.

The slide show can cycle through a pre-defined list of images. The images are pre-loaded at initialization. Transition between images is a simple fade (adjustable speed). Available controls (as functions) for the slide show include play, pause/stop, next, previous, random image, play random order, or set specific image. Settings include transition speed and frame rate. Ease of implementation was important during development. The slide show requires only three lines of code to operate: an array of images (one line), initialization with settings (one line), and a command (play, next, etc.) (one line). In the file download, both the fully documented code and a minified version is contained in the ZIP file. Compatible with IE5+, Firefox 0.9+, Safari, Opera 9+, and Chrome

This object can display a QR code images using the Google Charts API. It can create an HTML IMG element inside a given page element with an URL of Google Charts API that serves a QR code image with a given information. Currently it can generate QR code images for HTTP links, bookmarks, send SMS messages, phone numbers, person contacts, e-mail addresses, geographic locations, WIFI accesses or any type of text content.

This object can show and update the online status of a Skype user on a Web pages. It can generate HTML to display an image that reflects the online status of a given Skype user. The image appears inside a given page element. The class can update the image regularly to reflect changes of the Skype user online status. The image may be associated to a link so when the user clicks on it, the browser triggers a given Skype actions like call, chat, add to contacts, show profile, send voice mail or a file.