Top Rated Scripts | JavaScript

- Uses CSS for menu styling and supports IE filter effects. - Unlimited number of menus on the same page. - Unlimited levels of sub-menus for a menu. - Supports cross-frame/iframe menu in any frameset layout. - Supports menu over form-select/flash/applet (IE5.5+) - Menu styles can be applied to individual menu levels and items - Supports absolute positioning, relative positioning and pre-defined slots positioning. - Supports long menu scrolling and sub-menu flip-into-view.

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Interactively manipulate or resize drag & drop windows & frames. Embed custom html content e.g. tables, layers, text, video, lists, images, scripts, etc. Skinned objects can be applied to any events to trigger functionality. Incl. robust AJAX support, wizard and 12 skins. ddobj incl. detailed instructions on incorporating this simple to use dhtml component into your static or dynamic Web pages. Full Examples and text explain & demonstrate basic & advanced implementations of ddobj. Modify the appearance of windows with custom template layout skins. Extend Web apps. & the ddobj framework API. Spruce up your Web pages in no time! Framework compatibility: Internet Explorer Mozilla Netscape 6+ Communicator Chrome Firefox Opera Safari etc. - Usage: Tooltips appearing over any linked content, display verbose info, data validation - Moveable Windows: Multiple placeable window objects containing plain html or widgets - Popup windows: Advertise effectively against popup blockers

This is a lean CSS tab menu that supports a 2nd level drop down menu for any of its tabs. It supports subtle yet helpful features such as the ability to set a default selected tab, hide any element on the page (ie: a form field) when the menu drops down etc.

Creating a WYSIWYG textbox for your website is actually quite simple. Thanks to the html iframe component that contains the execCommand function, which enables us to access html tags in real time.

This utility converts normal HTML code to dynamically generated JavaScript instead. Very useful in applications where the code must be dynamically generated, such as contents inside a JavaScript scroller, text of a random quote script etc.

The Epoch DHTML JavaScript Calendar allows the web developer to quickly upgrade their users' web experience without spending hours developing complex date-validation scripts. Constructed entirely in Javascript and styled with easily-customizable CSS, Epoch is a powerful facet of any advanced website. Epoch is developed entirely using Object-Oriented Programming, making it exeedingly simple to integrate Epoch into your current framework. Epoch is W3C Standards-Compliant and runs on all major browsers, including Microsoft Internet Explorer, Mozilla, FireFox, Netscape Navigator, Opera, and more. Features: Fast loading and initialization; Intuitive, customizable interface; Can display as a Flat or DatePicker calendar; Automatic Date Formatting-US, European, or create your own; Multiple-Date selection/MultiSelect; Full Object-Oriented Design; CSS Styling. Now available in English, Fran�ais, Espa�ol, Deutsch, Italiano, Nederlandse, Russian, Chinese, Polish, and more languages!

A drop down menu bar, similar to the menu bar of your browser. The script works in Internet Explorer, in Netscape 4 and 6. You can create the menu with 4 levels of depth, and the submenu with up to 20 links. Its menu generator allows you easily to change style of the menu.

This script adds (correct) auto-complete/type-ahead/ tracing/find-as-you-type effect to dropdown menus in Internet Explorer and other browsers. In IE, when user press "MA" in a dropdown menu, IE will first select the first option starting with "M", then select the first option starting with "A", giving user "AK" while user actually wanted "MA" for Massachusetts. Using this script, user will get MA if M and A are consecutively typed (if user type M, then A after some (customizable) time, user will still be taken to AK as an intended behavior.). It also allows you to use user-typed value to populate other menus. Currently all printable characters on keyboard and keypad are supported (except for those needing the "shift" key). Version 1.1 is cross-browser and fixes issues in Firefox and Chrome too.

Create a dynamic Countdown Player fitting anywhere into your webpage. Simple configuration of fonts, colors, size etc. Insert as many counters per webpage as you like. Simply use the green or blue generator to create the code. The green generator creates a date-countdown counting down to any date you wish. The blue generator creates a digit-countdown counting up or down. No need to download any files.

Use the EDITOR class to create WYSIWYG-editable text fields. You can create as many fields as you want. When put into a form, the contents can be submitted, e.g. to be stored into a database. Look and size can be modified easily and separately for each text field. Besides text-formatting, you can also insert images, bullet points, tables, and bar charts. Other languages are supported, too.

Falling Letters Menu generates a nice interactive falling letter effect. The letters of the words fall by wave, one by one when you point at menu item.

Foul is a JavaScript based, form validation language. If you hate all the rigamarole you have to go through just to check a simple web form, then this script is what you need. Foul contains a full language parsing engine which compiles advanced conditions and tests for the fields of a form. The language makes building tests as easy as saying what you want. The tests include, blank fields, numbers, phone numbers, credit cards, urls, zip codes, states, emails, social security numbers, ranges, lengths, dates, file types and much more. Foul also contains an auto-formatting feature which fixes the data before it's sent.

Have you ever wanted to put up a simple store front, but not had CGI access to do it, or wish to lower your server overhead? Then this free JavaScript shopping cart is exactly what you need. Every browser supports JavaScript these days, and with the use of NOSCRIPT tags, those very few who have turned it off are alerted to re-enable it during the duration of their shopping experience. Also features the ability to have your products on many pages -- you do not have to have all of your products on one page, like so many of the other solutions. All that is required is pasting in the source code on every page that you can purchase products from, and on the final checkout page.

Book Flip simulates a page turning to reveal two images slides at once. Each slide can be linked, and furthermore, the slideshow supports both horizontal and vertical flipping. Very cool.

Use this script to validate form data before submission. You can set a type for each input field (number, mail, url, date) and a minimum length. This script works with all kinds of form fields: text, textarea, select, checkbox, and radio. Supports multiple languages.

Simple Fade SlideShow is a very simple and easy to use fade-image slideshow. Its structure is very flexible and you can use it for image and / or content transition. Simple Fade SlideShow is lightweight and fast: Only ~7kb - minified ~3,8kb Simple Fade SlideShow is highly customizable with CSS and it can either create the list and buttons automatically or you can create your own individual elements and Simple Fade SlideShow will only bind the relevant functions.

Tigra Hints is free JavaScript widget that displays pop-up box with notes (also known as tooltips or hints) when mouse appears over any HTML element on the page. Any HTML is welcome inside the box: lists, tables, images etc. This component makes the site more informative and easy to use while saving valuable space.

we made an EXE file that will convert Flash html to javascript in preparation for the IE 7 Update. This should make it easy to prepare your flash for use in a webpage by using a javascript include script. You simply browse for an HTML file or copy and paste your html code into the text area. When your done click "Step 2" to Convert your HTML code. After converting my Flash HTML code to javascript, I can then use it in my projects as an included .JS file. The Converter automatically creates the javascript include code that you can paste into your page to display your Flash.

INTERNET cookies are incredibly simple, but they are one of those things that have taken on a life of their own. Cookies started receiving tremendous media attention starting February 2000 because of the Internet privacy concerns. The debate still rages on.