29/01/2007
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This JavaScript accepts a number or string and formats it like U.S. currency. Adds the dollar sign, rounds to two places past the decimal, adds place holding zeros, and commas where appropriate. Occurs when the user clicks the button or when they finish entering the money amount (and click into the next field).
Automatically sets focus to the next form element when the current form element's maxlength has been reached. This way, the user does not have to manually click in or tab to the next field. This script is perfectly suited for constant-length strings such as a phone number or social security numbers. Nice!
Computers read and store the decimal numbers we see everyday (1, 5, 10, 100, etc.) as binary numbers, a number of just 1's and 0's. All that you do is enter the decimal number and the script will output the binary equivalent! It is a binary converter!
