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Tigra Calculator Pro is flexible cross-browser JavaScript calculator supporting customizable layout, configurative mathematical function set and other features. Supports all arithmetical calculations as well as trigonometric, logarithmic and exponential functions; Standard memory operations set; Flexible functionality set; Customizable button order; Can be attached to any number of form fields. With styles and skins support calculator can be perfectly adjusted for feel and look of your site. Pop-up, modal, onpage modes versions are available.
If you need a simple, elegant calendar to display the current days of the month, the current date is highlighted within the Calendar. Basic Calendar is an excellent script for the purpose. Uses CSS to allow easy changing to its appearance, everything from calendar dimensions, colors, down to the font used to highlight the current day. Easily expand script to display multiple months, either all at once or otherwise. You can create simple functions to display the calendar dynamically, such as on demand using a drop down menu.
In a select form field that has the multiple attribute, the user may select more than one option. The problem is that most normal users don't know that this can be done using by holding shift or ctrl while clicking. With this script transform any existing select field into a FlipFlop field on the fly. Use left-right or top-bottom buttons for moving options. Move elements using the buttons, and if you wish, by clicking or doubleclicking. Limit the number of max selected options. Customize the look using css classes. Includes many API functions.
Have you ever seen a textarea field with the message "max 255 characters" next to it. But when do you have to stop typing? You could open MS Word and use the "count characters" feature. Features: Define the maximal number of characters; Character Progress bar; Background color warning: as option, the background can transform into red when running out of space. Customize the look using css classes and/or style strings. Backward and non-js compatible. API functions: setValue(), getValue(), setMaxLength(), getMaxLength(), and getCurrentLength().
The JavaScript Diagram Builder is a library of some objects and functions, which helps you to display and dynamically modify coordinate diagrams (resp. charts/graphs) in webpages. The objects Diagram, Bar, Box, Dot, Pixel, Line and Area can be used for the display of data. The coordinate diagram can be drawn with various scales and grid options. The drawn objects can be dynamically modified via JavaScript (position, size, visibility) and can also be used for user interaction via onclick event. Supports IE, Netscape 4.7, Netscape 6+, Opera 5+.
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.
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.
Aimed at new javascript programmers who have yet to write their first script. Topics covered include: functions, placing your javascript, commonly used functions (prompt, alert, window popup). It is recommended that you have at least some experience in HTML before doing this tutorial, as it will make many of the examples easier to understand. If you already have a solid understanding of programming and its basics, then this tutorial is probably too easy for you. The tutorial ends with an advanced lesson on basic form validation.