Top Rated Scripts | JavaScript | Scripts & Programs

This JavaScript shows how to update a text component of a form on a selection change in the same form. It uses the event onchange to trigger the javascript function to go see what is selected and look up the price for that selection. Its design allows the programmer to write the code for the selection order or the definition of the prices in any order he/she wishes.

This JavaScript allows you to hide the status bar message from appearing when the mouse moves over certain links.

This script displays a bouncing image on the screen. It includes a HTML code generator that allows to change parameters without any knowledge of JavaScript and HTML programming.

This unusual script runs an image slideshow in the *background* of the page, underneath the page content. In the first mehtod, the images are discretely positionable in the page space, just like a regular slideshow. In the second method, the slideshow runs with full page-space presentation.

This JavaScript example counts the number of visits to this site (page). It uses that information to send the user directly to the correct page on the site (via a parameter). A test-only variable should be set to false to turn off the test mode.

This JavaScript example shows how to create a form that has a portion of the form shown (or hidden) upon certain user events. (radio button selection by the user in this example) Note: Netscape has a problem with embeding a portion of a form inside a DIV/SPAN/LAYER, which is why there are three forms shown here, but once you have the values, its easy enough to pull the information together before running the target of the frame.

This script allows you to zoom any images. It includes a HTML code generator that allows to change parameters without any knowledge of JavaScript and HTML programming.

Four-state image buttons -- with no multiple images, no layers, and no JavaScript? Darned close! Plug in a simple style script, attach a few mouse events to an image (or images), and bang -- instant four-action buttons even most power scripters would sweat to do. Easy sailing, even for newcomers.

When an icon is clicked, this script glides in a menu from screen-left. Clicking on the same icon in the menu causes it to slide off the screen, with the triggering icon sliding back in. The script can be set to have either the trigger icon or the menu show on start-up; and the menu and trigger icon positions can be set via script variables. An easy install, and a cool effect.

This script "auto tabs" a form field (and jumps to another field) once the length of the field's value has exceeded a certain length. It works in conjunction with the "maxlength" attribute of HTML, triggered whenever the user's input reaches the maxlength's value.

This is a highly flexible quiz script that can be used to test your visitors, with the results instantly graded on a separate page. Script supports arbitrary number of questions, each supporting an arbitrary number of choices.