There are many JavaScript resources to parse an URL in JavaScript RegEx. And parsing the domain main is easy since there's a lot of trick. This is useful for checking whether there is a third party domain involved in a page.

Today, jsB@nk would like to present you another JavaScript example code to parse an URL address using JavaScript RegEx. This JavaScript object is built into 2 JavaScript public methods, we can use them to get domain root of an URL address, or check if whether domain is exist.

Other JavaScript RegEx example codes you should try:
- getElementsByClassName: Simple Shorthand Way to Get HTML Element by className with RegExp
- JavaScript RegEx Example Code for Text Input Limitations
- Built-in JavaScript RegEx APIs
- RegExp Validation

Highlighting the source codes is one very great and important functions for the website/blog that mainly shows source codes on the web pages, jsB@nk also presented you many source code syntax highlighting tools, web applications, code syntax highlighters through two JavaScript article tutorial:

- Highlight your PHP and JavaScript codes with PHP highlight_string
- 16 Free Code Syntax Highlighters by Javascript For Better Programming

Really I also had the plan to apply this cool and amazing feature to jsB@nk since two years ago, however I still could not do this intent cause of many objective reasons. But now, I'm pleasure and happy to show you new JavaScript code example for highlighting your source codes. Although it's quite simple (just compared with other highlighting tools above) but they can still work very well for all programming languages.

If you ever seen many web pages, posts of professional knowledges, specialized in skills or researches; perhaps you would see many specialized in words that they're explained after each post/page.

As a content publisher, when you have to work with specialized in articles, you'll have to spend more time to make more explanations by your hand if they're very long ones. This is reason Aaron Gustafson build this JavaScript code example, it helps us spend less than time for this job, all we have to do now is concentrate on our content, all glossaries will be done automatically.

There's another very useful JavaScript code example to content publishers: JavaScript Content Auto-Indexing using DOM.

XML - a type of data defining - becoming more popular at present because of its flexibility and convenience, data defined by XML become more visual and clear to query with any platform. XML is being used by more and more web platforms/utilities such as: JavaScript, PHP, .NET, Java, Flash, etc.

Almost web development tools, web applications have exclusive libraries (functions, objects) to process XML data; besides; many famous platforms: WordPress, Zend, Joomla, etc also built its own libraries for XML; this is stable proof to proven above things jsB@nk said.

However, the field of XML is too big to discuss in this short post, because there was many professional books/e-books research it. Now in this post, jsB@nk like only to show you a simple JavaScript application for generating data in XML. Please go to the live demo of this JavaScript code example for short review.

Try more JavaScript XML parse scripts if you like:

- Random of Testimonial Bubbles with XML and jQuery
- getXML

During coding JavaScript applications, we usually have to work with many JavaScript arrays; and sometimes declare/initiate them is the time-consuming tasks.

For this reason, I would like to present you this JavaScript code example. We can use this script to generate many arrays as you need with a lot of options: JavaScript array length, JavaScript string array, names, style to display, etct; that will help speed up your jobs. Easy to use and implement!

jsPDF is an open-source JavaScript library written by James, this tool allow us generate PDF web page documents in server-side and client-side by using nothing but JavaScript. You can use it in a Firefox extension, in Server Side JavaScript and with Data URIs in some browsers. Demos work best in Safari or iPhone Safari.

When designing web site, sometimes we need to fill areas of layout with some text, and we usually do this thing by making some copy & paste on any content when meet.

But with this random code, we will create some random quotes, random texts easily through one click. Three patterns are available: text latin, silly, spanish and italian.

This small JavaScript file is used for embedding Adobe Flash content. The script can detect the Flash plug-in in all major Web browsers (on Mac and PC) and is designed to make embedding Flash movies as easy as possible. It is also very search engine friendly, degrades gracefully, can be used in valid HTML and XHTML 1.0 documents, and is forward compatible, so it should work for years to come.

Looking for an easy way to add Digg buttons and links to your Web pages? The instructions given on the Digg Web site can be a bit tedious. Use this generator instead, to make it easier. You can place it on your site for others to use also. The image file contains Digg buttons to put on your Web site or blog, which can also be customized for your site, using the included Photoshop file.

This color picker will help you fine tune the hex color codes for your web page. First choose whether you wish to play with the Background Color, Text Color, Link Color, Visited Link Color, Active Link Color or Hover Color and check the appropriate round radio button.