Top Rated Scripts | JavaScript

This JavaScript allows your visitors to send you feedback right from their browser. It also automatically logs their Browser types and versions.

If you have plenty of space on you webpage or just would like to use a more comprehensive menu list, then this script might suit you nicely. This script allows you to select a link from a scrolling text box and then displays a message concerning the link. It sends you off to the destination once you click on 'Go' button.

An example showing how to use JavaScript to randomly select a background image from a pre-defined set of images.

Randomly selects a URL from a pre-defined set of URL's. It will display the URL in the status bar.

This JavaScript allows you to select a random image from a set of images and specify a URL to go with each image.

If Java is enabled in the visitor's browser, they are redirected to a Java-enhanced page. Otherwise, if Java is disabled they are sent to the non-java page.

This JavaScript takes the image substitution idea one step further to produce a toolbar in which the buttons change appearance in response to mouse movement or actions, and explanatory text appears in a little 'LCD-look' panel. Upon clicking a button link, it sends users to the selected link.

This is a simple JavaScript that implements a slide show. It features clean interface, preloads images for fast navigation, and allows you to display corresponding text for each slide.

This is a simple JavaScript that displays today's date in the user's browser status bar at the push of a button.

This is a handy utility that will automatically create code for a JavaScript Drop-Down Menu. Simply choose the amount of links you want in your menu, and then enter your link items in the spaces provided. You will also be able to test your menu before you copy and paste the code, in case you want to make any changes.