Sometimes we need to display current URL on page, and web developers usually provide the entire path with breadcrumb, certainly. these scripts will be complex. But if you only want simple JavaScript to do this, let place six code lines on where you want to display URL document.

Use this JavaScript to confirm the closing of a window. It includes a cancel option. A valuable tool for those important popups.

Converts a textbox entry to all capital letters as soon as they move to the next item in the form (or click the submit button).

When you start using Prototype, Scriptaculous, and other JavaScript libraries, you often end up with a dozen lines of script tags pulling in all of the code from different places. That would be fine if you never added a new library or never needed to swapped them out. This JavaScript will create a single JavaScript loader for each project that contains all of the scripts necessary.

Use this JavaScript snippet to insert a node after another node. Quite handy in laying out Web pages.

Use form radio buttons as hyperlinks or mail links. Quick and easy way to add a unique JavaScript navigation style to your site!

The dollar function is a simple way to grab an element quickly. It not only takes in strings, it takes objects too. Instead of: document.getElementById('a'); use: $('a'). If you want a whole collection of elements, you can simply do this: $('a','b',obj,obj2,'c','d');.

Use this JavaScript to let visitors can set their home page to your site or add your site into their favorite category. This JavaScript use a simple functions that you can place anywhere in your web pages.

Obtain the contents of an XML element and convert it to text. This script is great for using with Ajax-type applications, when it's neccessary to send back the contents of an element to the server without knowing what's there.

Sorts using the bubbleSort method. Simply enter a list of numbers into the textbox and click sort.