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JavaScript : Development SoftwareTigra Menu Builder
Tigra Menu Builder Win32 is MS Windows application designed for Tigra Menu navigation building (HTML, JavaScript) for web sites. It is intended for those users who want to create professional looking JavaScript menus without writing a code. Features: Live preview (WYSIWYG) - while building the menu see it exactly as it will appear on your web page; Import files - import and modify existing Tigra Menu configuration hassle free; Export files - update the site with minimum efforts. Tigra Menu builder requires Microsoft .NET Framework 1.1.
- Cost: Free
- Version: 1.0
- Platforms: Win32
Image Thumbnail Viewer
Prior to DHTML, viewing the images behind the thumbnails meant displaying them in their own browser window which interrupts your visitor's browsing experience. This Image Thumbnail Viewer script allows you to set up text links or image thumbnails that when clicked on, loads the intended image on the screen, inline within the same page. The image can be dragged around and set to center on the page. Browsers other than IE 4 and NS 6 and above will automatically resort to the old method of displaying the images-in their own browser window.
- Cost: Free
Image Thumbnail Viewer II
This image script loads and displays a larger image inline on the page when a thumbnail is clicked on. The larger image can be set to display anywhere on the page as desired. Good for letting visitors preview from many images then select the one of his choice to view all on the same page. Features include optional fade-wipe effect (applied during each image change), ability to toggle preload image on and off, set image border and link target for each larger image shown, define multiple regions for different images to be displayed in.
- Cost: Free
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
AnyLink Drop Down Menu
This is an versatile drop down menu script for ordinary links on your page, including image links. It can be activated either onMouseover or onClick. The menu intelligently determines whether the dropped menu is too close to the browser's edge, adjusting its positioning so it's always in view. CSS is used to control most visual aspects of the script. Script works in all the major DHTML browsers-IE4+, NS6+, and Opera7+. You can specify a valid default URL for each link for other browsers to navigate to.
- Cost: Free
Context Menu Script
This is a DHTML menu that's activated when the user right clicks the mouse. The menu can be used by the visitor to quickly jump to various links, whether within your site or externally. Window targeting is possible with each link, so the links can be specified to open either in current window, or another. The menu intelligently detects if it's too close to the browser edge when activated, and will reposition itself so it's always fully in view. Works in IE and NS6 and above, degrading well with browsers that don't support it.
- Cost: Free
JavaScript Tree
The treeview control is written in pure dhtml/javascript and works without installation of any plugins, java code. Use your own images/colors or choose from predefined ones. Built-in checkbox system (like a windows installer to select components). Built-in radio button to use the tree as form field. Drag and Drop support (currently only for Internet Explorer). Supports large trees (using the look-ahead feature). Dynamically add nodes at runtime. Lots of options and API functions. Can be directly used as form field.
- Cost: Free/$40.00 - $620.00
- Version: 4.4
- Platforms: All
JsTree
JsTree is an open soure treeview control written in JavaScript. The script has been written for the phpXplorer system. The script is not intended to be a website menu. Due to use of the DOM the script only works in modern browsers like MSIE, Netscape/Mozilla/Firefox and Opera. Without support for dead Browsers the size of the script is only 12kb and there are no browser switches inside the code. A funny feature is that the treeview is able to define its data definition by itself.
- Cost: GPL
- Platforms: Browser based
DHTML Billboard script
This DHTML script rotates and displays rich HTML messages of your choice, using interesting transitional effects in between messages to catch viewers' attention. Script uses regular DIV tags to contain all the messages you wish to be shown, for ease of customizing them. Additionally, in older browsers (ie: NS4/IE4), you can choose whether the script should hide all of the content or not, since if the later, all of the content is shown all at once (depending on your page design, you may not want this).
- Cost: Free
Highlighter Scroller
This interesting scroller rotates and displays messages by highlighting each one into view, much like using a felts to highlight text on a page. Customize the messages and pause between scroll. Using dynamic clipping, a customizable color bar gradually increases in length to reveal each message into view. The bar slowly grows from the left edge of the scroller to the right, eventually revealing the entire text to be shown. Script works in IE4 above and NS6 above, and degrades well with the rest.
- Cost: Free
JK Pop-up Image Viewer
This script allows you to set up regular text links to launch a pop-up window displaying the specified image. Supports centering of window on screen, a text description, and more. Features: Supports a text description, displayed beneath the image; Ability to set a background color/image for the pop up window; Only one pop up window open at all times to avoid agitation; Pop up window is centered on page the first time it's activated. Subsequent calls to it are not, so the user may choose to drag the window to a custom location if desired.
- 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
