Download instructions are almost always given specifically for the IE browser on the Windows operating systems. This script will detect the user's browser and give the correct download instructions. Covers IE, Firefox, Netscape, Opera, and Macintosh. (The example below shows the proper instructions for your browser.)

This package provides the gliding effect through many way: Glide an image onload, Slide layers in and out onclick, Layer always in view, Slide-out menus...

This JavaScript will display randomly the objects on the different positions.

Verify the value of an IP address. Check for special cases such as 0.0.0.0 and 255.255.255.255. Cool!

This JavaScript will alert total time you spend on the page when exit.

This JavaScript is used to generate a customized prompt box. With the use of a timer function you can generate it automatically.

This JavaScript creates a layer then moves it around the image. At each location, it writes comments about that location onto the layer.

This effect will change background color of a text block that you just select.

If your visitors are not quite sure the details of the browser they are using, you can show them with this neat little script. The script will produce a table that shows the browser name, version, platform name, and whether Java is enabled . Updated!

If you'd like to present your visitors with a JavaScript quiz, this script would be perfect. It administers and scores the test, and even catches the user if they try to cheat! You can even make additional quizzes for it to continue with after the first quiz.