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Epoch is a flexible DHTML calendar that supports several display formats, such as inline on the page, as a DHTML date picker, or an calendar that with the ability to select multiple dates. Best of all, it's released under the GNU Lesser General Public License, so you can use and distribute this calendar for free inside your web pages and applications.
This JavaScript displays a countdown timer and alerts the user when the timer reaches zero. It then redirects to another Web page. Particularly useful if you are writing an online test.
A tiny, self-contained JavaScript library which displays a Gregorian calendar. An event is triggered when a user clicks on a date. Fully customizable via CSS. (Uses a European layout, i.e., the week begins on Monday.)
This countdown script prints directly to the page, displaying the time left in minutes and seconds. The time duration can be set in the script. The timer will automatically stop when the time reaches 00 minutes and 00 seconds.
This library can help you format a date object to a string or vice versa by very simple functions. This library works similar as SimpleDateFormat class in the Java language, so there will not be difficult when you do use this library if you know Java. In example page, there are many date format examples, converting formats, convert string to date, timestamp date... For more information about usage, please read more documentation written by author.
Xin's Popup Calendar makes inputting dates into forms as easy as point-and-click. Your user simply selects the date from a popup-window calendar, and it's automatically entered into the designated form field. This is one of the absolute best script of its kind, with the following noteworthy features:
+ Customizable date format (ie: y/m/d, m/d/y etc).
+ Fully customizable interface (colors, popup window dimensions etc).
+ Accommodation for different languages other than English and English calendar format
+ Fully cross browser functional- IE4+/Win, IE5+/Mac, NN4x, N6+, Opera6+/Win and Konqueror3/Linux.
This JavaScript creates a blocking calendar sheet on your webpages. Very nice.
A date selection widget for use with forms. Clean and simple. Uses style sheets for layout.
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.
