A method to load three Dropdown Select Lists based on user selections. The input is simple to install and modify.

Similar in function to Form Field Limiter, this JavaScript allows you to restrict the number of characters inside a form element (ie: textarea) while displaying a progress bar on the remaining characters beneath it. Very cool, and works in IE4+, NS6+, and Opera 7+.

Takes a series of known named checkboxes and checks or uncheck them all at once. It can even change each checkbox to the opposite checked or not checked value. Clever for loops!

This JavaScript will sort tables with ease, creating alternating row colors, as well. Easy to implement.

When a user moves the mouse over the button, it will change text. When the mouse is moved away, the text will change back. Perfect for adding short instructions on a submit button.

This JavaScript verifies that a string is numeric, otherwise it deletes the non-numeric character.

Use this JavaScript to easily change the order of options in a select box. You can see the order change as it happens in the "New Order" box. (The input can be hidden and used to change the order on the server side.)

Using a drop-down menu, this script will provide different values, depending on the user's selection. Easily added to any form.

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!

This script uses Prototype library - unobtrusive JavaScript to implement "input masks". The maximum field length is automatically limited to the length of the mask. The characters that are entered into the fields are constrained, and separators are automatically added. (No actual validation is done. Check our site for validation scripts.)