(Internet Explorer Only) The user no longer needs to click precisely on the checkbox to check and uncheck it. Clicking the text after a checkbox can do this just like windows programs.

Validate form elements of all kinds: select boxes, text fields (including spaces), radio buttons, force numbers in textfields, etc. Very easy to use. Can be used on all forms.

Let JavaScript help you receive feedback from your visitors. The script also requires that all fields must be completed before the form is submitted. Great!

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.)

This JavaScript validates the entered value to see if it conforms to the ICD-10 format. (It does not check whether the code exists in the ICD-10 WHO library.)

Add or remove objects in a select list, using the DOM. This JavaScript was written to work with DOM Level 1 and DOM Level 2 capable browsers, with try/catch logic included for IE use.

Add or change options on a form select menu. This JavaScript will also allow sub-group items, for additional selections.

Use this JavaScript to highlight rows in tables. Short but effective.

This JavaScript code function allows you to set the value of a select tag without having to know its position in the list. In the example, type in a letter of the alphabet and then click on the find button.

This JavaScript works like our Password Verifier, however, it also checks for a minimum length and invalid characters.