This JavaScript is a "Fading Ticker" for IE. The Ticker uses the Microsoft 'Alpha' filter. You can add any HTML content to the messages. The entire content will fade. You can fade the messages 'IN' or 'OUT'.
This script will display a box which always stays at the same position in the browser window even if you scroll. Works in IE4+, NS4+, Opera5+ and Mozilla1+.
This JavaScript/html page will help you translate your site to any language supported by the freetranslation.com service. FreeTranslation.com enables you to input your site's address in a pre-specified URL format, and translate it to the supported target language. The site supports separate text/image links to each supported language.
Use BrowserAPI to properly access the HTML DOM (Document Object Model). With this wrapper script in place, each object can be accessed in one way and work on multiple browser platforms and platform versions.
Have you ever noticed how browsers only take notice of single keystrokes when you switch items in a SELECT field using your keyboard? Pressing A....U....S in a country selection list will give you a country beginning with S, when you really wanted Australia or Austria. This scripts buffers the users input and compares it against the OPTIONs in the SELECT field, choosing the closest match as you type. Now supports the Thai character set.
This script opens a popup color chart when the "chart" buttons are clicked. You select a color by clicking in the chart, and the hex representation of the color is automatically entered into the text fields. You can add as many color fields as you like with no javascript coding.This script works in both Netscape and IE.
This JavaScript code can be used to convert tables in ordinary HTML into sortable ones by associating each title column with an onClick event to automatically sort the data rows. No additional coding is necessary. All you need to do is give your table an ID field, include the sortTable.js file and call initTable in your document's onLoad method.
This script demonstrates how to have a defined element always displayed on the screen. The element can be: move to the "top" link, "Print" button, "Accept" for terms, "Send" button for the forms, a flying banner for advertising, etc.The script works for: Internet Explorer, and Netscape4+.