11/04/2008
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Display a gallery of images with titles and descriptions for each image. Easy to set up and completely customizable.
This JavaScript is for use in forms that require user input; e.g., blogs which require users to type their name and e-mail address in order to submit comments. Users will have the option of allowing their information to be remembered. The script uses cookies to store and output the information.
This JavaScript will adjust capitalization of names (actually, the content of any form field you apply to it) so the first letter of each word is capitalized and the rest are lowercase. This is so easy to implement!
Tired of customers using characters that could possibly render your forms useless? This JavaScript prevents a user from entering certain special characters in designated form fields.
This JavaScript integrates complete virtual keyboard solution to the any web page. It does support mouse input, as well as keyboard input translation. Plain text and rich text controls are supported and plugins for several online WYSIWYG editors exists.
Script includes support for 130 languages, including IME - Chinese, Japanese and thers. Keyboard is easy skinnable by using CSS.
Tip: this demo contains three layouts, you can switch them through q.skin variable in vk_loader.js file.
Sometimes it is a good idea to disable the submit button so that the user cannot make multiple submissions. This JavaScript snippet will do the trick. Very easy to use.
This JavaScript snippet will copy text entered into a form field and place it directly on the Web page.
This JavaScript will place the cursor in a designated textbox, causing its background to blink a specified color for a pre-determined amount of seconds. This will highlight the textbox on the Web page in order to draw attention to it.
This pulldown JavaScript menu will automatically adjust the range of months so that the current month is at the top. The remaining months are placed in order after the current month. The JavaScript menu still functions with JavaScript turned-off.
Looking for an easy way to add Digg buttons and links to your Web pages? The instructions given on the Digg Web site can be a bit tedious. Use this generator instead, to make it easier. You can place it on your site for others to use also. The image file contains Digg buttons to put on your Web site or blog, which can also be customized for your site, using the included Photoshop file.
