If your visitor is using Internet Explorer as their browser, this script will politely suggest Firefox as an alternative browser, maybe your users will remove IE like you; it is not windows notification, browser alert only. Just add it to the head of your page. Very simple!

Grab these regular expressions to use in your own JavaScripts. They can add another dimension to your programming experience.

Object detection is common in JavaScript. Browser irregularities mean that your code must sometimes contain branches for different browsers. Use this JavaScript snippet to perform object detection once instead of every time you call addEvent.

Use this JavaScript to give your web documents a static background image that does not tile, and always remains visible in the background, even when the user scrolls the document. Degrades well with all browses.

This script creates a JavaScript function that fades HTML elements in or out. This script creates a JavaScript function to fade any HTML element in or out at a specified time frame. This could have any number of uses and is completely re-useable throughout your Web page. Use this function on as many elements as you want.

This free JavaScript snippet guides you how to remove an element in JavaScript array, by the value of element or its index. Very useful and helpful for coding and programming in JavaScript. Indexes in this JavaScript snippet:

- Remove Array element by Index, with splice() method.
- Remove Array element by Value

This JavaScript uses meta tag of HTML language to redirect to another URL. Though the code is simple but we need decorate the page with image/message to notice to visitors.

Prevent your visitors from modifying the value stored in a textbox (without using input type=hidden) Just try to change the text in the box! Amazingly, it's a short less than one line script!

This JavaScript uses filters to make shadow for messages.

Use this JavaScript snippet to get the rendered style of an element. Quick and simple to implement.