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JavaScript : Scripts and Programs : Email ScriptsAutomatic E-mail This Link
This script automatically captures the title of the current page and the url of the current page and sends them via the user's e-mail client to an address entered in a box on the form. The e-mail address field is also checked to see that it is not empty, and that the e-mail address is in valid format.
- Cost: Free
E-mail Address Checker
Boilerplate script to check e-mail addresses for all common entry errors. Uses regular expressions for a short, easy, reliable script to double validate e-mail addresses. Checks name field to see if empty. Checks e-mail address, which must have: "@" symbol and no spaces, one or more good characters before and after "@". Also checks to make sure .xx country code or .com, .net, .edu, .mil, .gov, .org exists at end. First (em) and second (emx) email addresses must be equal and name field must have more than one character to pass the script tests.
- Cost: Free
Credit Card Validation Script
This script checks credit card numbers and expiration dates for validity. You should note that only the format of the expiration date is checked with this script-it doesn't check whether or not the card has actually expired. This script is free to use as long as you don't change any of the comments in the JavaScript source file. If you do not enter a credit card number or expiration date that is formatted correctly it will prompt a popup dialog box that says the credit card has an incorrect number of digits, or includes characters other than numbers that are not allowed. While this script doesn't actually check if a credit card is completely valid or not, it does help limit some of the common mistakes that customers might enter into your forms.
- Cost: Free
- Platforms: All
Form Field Progress Bar
This useful script allows you to restrict the number of characters inside a form element (ie: textarea) while displaying a progress bar on the remaining characters beneath it. A percentage of the characters remaining is displayed within the Progress Bar, updated live as the user types. Cross browser functional-works in IE4, NS6, and Opera 7 and above. The Progress Bar can easily be applied to multiple form elements within the form, each with its own independent setting. Visual aspects of the Progress Bar customizable via CSS.
- Cost: Free
Using Guestbook Technology
Many service providers only provides a pre installed guestbook CGI. This idea modifies it and allow simple applications. Sounds odd, but for small applications, it is a quick way to display a sorted list updated by your guests. The guest book entries are stored in JavaScript code, and is included in your webpage for use by your web page. The site has loads of demos and examples of sample applications. It save you learning all that server side code. You do require HTML and JavaScript Skills. Use it to update simple tables.
- Cost: Free
- Version: 1.0
- Platforms: All
W3Schools JavaScript Tutorial
In this JavaScript tutorial you will learn how to write JavaScripts and insert them into your HTML documents, and how to make your pages more dynamic and interactive. Topics include: JavaScript introduction, JavaScript How To, JavaScript Where To, JavaScript variables, JavaScript operators, JavaScript functions, JavaScript conditional, JavaScript looping, JavaScript guidelines, JavaScript references, JavaScript string object, JavaScript array object, JavaScript date object, JavaScript math object, JavaScript window object, JavaScript quiz.
- Cost: Free
Weborum JavaScript Tutorials
Javascript is a client side technology that allows webmasters to add many functional and "cool" features to websites. Weborum's JavaScript tutorials is a growing knowledgebase frequented by many advanced programmers available to also answer questions on implementing a particular script in the archive. Popular scripts include simple display time and date on a page, popup control, the amazing earthquake script which causes a user's browser to literally shake, hexidecimal colour chart, back button history, pop-up script, set page as homepage.
- Cost: Free
A1 JavaScript Resources
A1 JavaScript Resources features a large amount of high quality free javascripts, also a dhtml section, tutorials, forum and online tools. It exhibits full working examples of each script, is a high traffic site, well presented and updated regularly.
- Cost: Free
Dynamic Drive
Free, original DHTML scripts and components for your website. Categories include menus & navigation systems, document effects, scrollers, image effects, links & buttons, dynamic clocks & dates, image slideshows, dynamic content, mouseover images, mouse trail effects, form effects, text animations, browser window, dhtml games, user / system preferences, and dhtml books. Each listing of a script is prepared so that you can copy and paste the code right from their website. It also gives instructions on how to use each JavaScript snippet.
- Cost: Free
