Top Rated Scripts | JavaScript

Temperature Converter is a very handy script that instantly coverts between the major temperature units Fahrenheit, Celsius, and Kelvin.

This script shows show to use the Date object, make some manipulations on the date object and update a form textbox every second to keep the time current.

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A cross-browser JavaScript image slideshow that is easy to configure and use. This script uses previous/next button to move forward and backward. Any number of images can be used. Good utility for newcomers and beginners.

In forms when using text boxes or text areas and check boxes you might need a reset button that is not the usual gray HTML button. For this you can use a small JavaScript function as given below. Note: This button will reset only text boxes,text areas and check boxes as list boxes and option buttons don't usually require resetting. After resetting the form the cursor will set the focus to the first field in the form.

This is a JavaScript Form validator. When you submit the form, it validates the data you entered in the various fields. You are allowed to enter only alphabetical characters in the "Name" field. You can enter only numerical data in the "Age" and "Zip" fields. You can also choose which fields are "required" by the user to be filled.

This example uses javascript to dynamically change the background of a web page. The hex string is automatically given. This tool is an easy way for web developers to quickly find the color(s) they need for their web pages. This tool is the ideal way for developers to quickly get the colors they need.

This Pop-under window script randomly selects from a pool of URLs to load in the pop under window. Comes with frequency control using cookies. Specify whether window should pop under once per browser session or not.

By combining DHTML with XML, this ticker script makes updating its contents a breeze, through an external XML file. Just open the file, and enter the desired messages to show. Plain text and links (with targeting) are supported, and script is functional in both IE5+ and NS6+, degrading well with the rest.

This powerful script allows you to keep arbitrary elements on your page always in view, by "docking" it. It dynamically determines whether the element is currently visible on the user's screen, and if not, repositions it so it is. A great way to ensure that certain content are noticed by your visitors.