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JavaScript : Scripts and Programs : Alerts and PromptsDisable Left Mouse Button
Causes an alert box to be triggered when the visitor left clicks on the web page with the mouse. You want to use this technique with a little caution and forethought, of course, since it effectively disables any links, etc., on the page where it is used. As to just why and what for you'd use this technique, well, we're a little puzzled about that, too... but someone wrote in and asked for it, so here it is. Only works in Microsoft Internet Explorer, Netscape completely ignores it.
- Cost: Free
DatePicker Control
The DatePicker lets users easily select valid dates. No need to worry about date formats, by picking dates it's always correct. Browsing through the years is possible. Works with pre-1970 dates (no unix-style limitation). Allowed input formats are: American mm/dd/yyyy (12/31/2003), European dd.mm.yyyy (31.12.2003) and ISO yyyy-mm-dd (2003-12-31). The style and colors can be highly customized by color names and/or css classes. Dates can be selected and typed in. Validation of typed in dates - eg 2001/02/29 won't be accepted. Knows leap years.
- Cost: Free/$20.00 - $460.00
- Version: 4.5
- Platforms: All
Cool DHTML Tooltip
This practical, elegant DHTML tooltip script displays additional information about a link or any other element (ie: table) when the mouse moves over it. A customizable tooltip pops up, which works in all modern DHTML browsers-IE4, NS6, and Opera 7 and above. The appearance of the tooltip is fully customizable using CSS. YOu can even specify a shadow to display beneath the tooltip. DHTML Tooltip intelligently detects the four edges of the browser window, always displaying itself in full view of the user.
- Cost: Free
Interactive Forms with Javascript
One of the most important aspects of web design is getting information from the viewer to the webmaster. This is where HTML forms are used. Almost every site on the web has a type of form somewhere. They are easy enough to create when they are simple, like search boxes. But what if you need them to be complex. How about changing the forms based on input by the viewer. This is where interactive forms using Javascript and HTML can help. In this tutorial, you will learn how to show and hide forms depending on user input.
- Cost: Free
