JavaScript Popup Resources
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JavaScript : BooksJavaScript
Part of the highly successful Shelly Cashman series, this text offers a step-by-step, screen-by-screen approach and extensive hands-on projects for meaningful learning of JavaScript. Intended for a two-unit course on using JavaScript to add functionality to Web pages. Suitable for use in a distance education or a continuing education course. Comprised of an introduction to JavaScript section and five projects that step students through enhancing Web pages. Features of this book include: project opening pages that provide depth and perspective; implementation of the selection, looping, and case constructs using JavaScript; JavaScript topics that include writing and calling user-defined functions, adding scrolling messages and pop-up windows, validating form data, switching graphic images, writing formulas, reading and writing cookies, writing frames and windows, and creation and manipulation of custom objects.
- Cost: $44.95
- Pages: 328
- Edition: 2nd edition
- ISBN: 0789562332
PopUpNow!
A tool which allows to create Popup windows for your webpages. It generates all the JavaScript code so you don't need to write it. A few mouse clicks and your popup will be ready to go. Features include: Choose size and position or even full screen window; Personalize your Popup selecting properties of the window; Choose the event which will activate your Popup code; Saves your JavaScript code to a *.js file so you won't need to write any code yourself; Preview your Popup at any moment; Save popup window settings for future editing.
- Cost: $24.95
- Version: 1.3
- Platforms: Windows
Right Click Opens Popup Window
Use this script to launch a popup window whenever the right mouse button is clicked. Useful for limited protection of page code and images; and the popup window can contain whatever fulmination on human morals you wish to deliver. The script allows you to also set the address, width, height, top, and left dimensions for the popup window.
- Cost: Free
Tigra Calculator Pro
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.
- Cost: $29.00
- Version: 1.0
- Platforms: All
CodeThatCalendar
CodeThatCalendar enables you to easily add the date/time picker to your form or page. Both popup and inline calendars are supported. Features include support for current date and week highlighting, localization, CSS support; Ability to setup start year, date; Configurable scrolling feature; Support for various date formats; Ability to configure the Calendar through the CSS styles; Inline calendar support; Unlimited number of the calendar controls on the same form/page; All titles can be configured so localization of the calendar is easy.
- Cost: Freeware
- Version: 1.01
- Platforms: Windows, Linux
FlatCalendarXP
FlatCalendarXP is arguably the most powerful and configurable JavaScript calendar available. There are very few, if any, things that other JavaScript calendars can do that FlatCalendarXP can not. You'll be amazed to see how simple and fast it is to get it generated by a calendar tag. It features database-driven events/agendas, real cross-browser capability, extremely customizable UI, super easy-to-use design and a compact and fast JavaScript engine. It works perfectly with ASP.NET, ASP, JSP, PHP, ColdFusion and other web frameworks.
- Cost: Free/$109.00 - $999.00
- Version: 9.4.246
Javascript Date Selector
The Javascript Date Selector allows you to remove clumsy date fields on forms. With this date selector you can configure numerous date formats such as European date format (dd/mm/yyyy) or USA date format (mm/dd/yyyy). The date selector allows you to use either a mouseover or a onclick action to force the graphical calendar to popup. From there it allows you to navigate through months or years so that you can select the exact date you want. Once selected it automatically generates the date in the format that your script is set to.
- Cost: Free/$40.00 - $350.00
PopCalendarXP
PopCalendarXP is a good looking JavaScript date picker that comes with many convenient features to facilitate date inputs on your webpage. In short words, it's simple outside while powerful inside and all well documented that even people with little JavaScript experience can get it working in no time. It features auto-adaptive positioning, database-driven events/agendas, real cross browser capability, extremely customizable UI, super easy-to-use design and many handy options. It works perfectly with.NET, ASP, JSP, PHP and so on.
- Cost: Free/$109.00 - $199.00
- Version: 8.1
Simple Calendar Widget
Here's a flexible, simple pop-up calendar written to work across browsers. It's fully commented and customisable for language, colours, date format and the week's start day. The pop-up displays a month at a time from a specified range of years. The optional year, month and day input determines the initial month displayed. Allows disabling of dates, date ranges and days of the week. This is ideal for combination with server-side technologies to produce a professional application.
- Cost: Free
- Version: 3.70
- Platforms: All
Tigra Calendar
Popup timestamp picker is a JavaScript applet that makes it easy for your visitors to fill out the date/time field(s) of your form, by selecting the date from a popup calendar. Script saves the time for those internet/intranet developers who need intuitive, easy to use client-side date or timestamp input control.
- Cost: Free
- Version: 3.2
- Platforms: All
Epoch DHTML Javascript Calendar
Epoch JavaScript Calendar and DatePicker empowers the developer to quickly upgrade their users' web experience without spending hours developing complex date-validation scripts. Epoch is developed entirely using OOP Javascript and CSS, making it exeedingly simple to integrate Epoch into your current framework. Epoch runs on all major browsers, including Microsoft Internet Explorer, Mozilla, FireFox, Netscape Navigator, Opera, and more. Features: Fast loading and initialization; Intuitive, customizable interface; Can display as a Flat or Popup (DatePicker) calendar; Automatic Date Formatting-US, European, or create your own; Multiple-Date selection-by clicking on calendar cells or the day and week headings; Full Object-Oriented Design; CSS Styling. Now available in English, Dutch, German, French, Italian, Spanish, Chinese, and Japanese versions.
- Cost: Free / $55.00
- Version: 2.0.1
- Platforms: Internet Explorer 6 & 7, Firefox, Safari, Mozilla, Opera
Tigra Calendar PRO
Tigra Calendar PRO is highly configurable JavaScript Calendar offering high reliability and wide browsers support. This script allows your visitors to pick any allowed date or timestamp from a nice looking calendar without typing. Result is returned in a single text field in any format that you require. No more messing with date formats conversion. Tigra Calendar Pro comes in three versions (in form, pop-up and modal mode) to best suit the layout of your form. Flexible template allows to change any aspect of calendar's appearance (colors, fonts, distances, sizes etc.) You can even hook calendar to existing stylesheets Tigra Calendar PRO is ideal for web application with database back end such as hotel reservation, ticket booking and others. Script is intuitive to use and easy to maintain.
- Cost: $29.00
- Version: 1.1
- Platforms: All
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
Amazing Draggable Slide Show
This script implements a draggable slideshow that can be used much like a popup window, but without the usual focus problems popups imply. Simple controls to show or hide the slideshow are also included, and any number of images can be used. IE browsers show a cross-fade effect between images in the sequence. Compatible with NS4-7 & IE. The script allows you to adjust the speed of the slideshow and allows you to adjust the duration of the cross fade.
- Cost: Free
Disabling MyImage Toolbar in IE6+
IE6+ incorporates a new feature called MyImage Toolbar, which, if enabled on Tools->Internet Options, provides the user with a popup menu over images that allows the user to instantly save, print, or email any image in a page. This technical note shows how to disable or enable this feature using one of two different methods. Helps stop image theft.
- Cost: Free
Tigra Color Picker
Tigra Color Picker-Free JavaScript widget that makes it easy for your visitors to fill out color value field(s) by selecting the color from a popup palette. Script saves the time for those internet/intranet developers who need intuitive, easy to use client-side color input control. Any number of form fields can use the picker to pick up a color value. Can be attached to any existing form field. Web safe, Windows and grayscale palettes. All javascript enabled browsers supported.
- Cost: Free
- Version: 1.0
- Platforms: All
Tigra Hints
Tigra Hints is free JavaScript widget that displays pop-up box with notes (also known as tooltips or hints) when mouse appears over any HTML element on the page. Any HTML is welcome inside the box: lists, tables, images etc. This component makes the site more informative and easy to use while saving valuable space. Tigra Hints can be activated from any visible HTML element by any event; optional configurable show/hide delay; can control existing or dynamically created HTML elements. Intelligent positioning algorithm ensures hint is inside the visible area of the document and doesn't cover source element. CSS class applicable to the contents of the pop-up.
- Cost: Free
- Version: 1.1
- Platforms: All
Screaming No-Right-Click Script
A memorable experience for Internet Explorer users who right-click on your page. This script opens a popup window that flies around the screen, loudly screaming. Worse, you cannot shut the screamer up without following a specific instruction to do so. (Default behaviors for non-IE browsers also included within the script.) This script is very easy to install, even for newcomers to JavaScript. The script is provided as a downloadable kit in a zip file, with simple instructions, sample code, and the required sound file included in the download.
- Cost: Free
- Platforms: All
Tigra Menu
Tigra Menu is free JavaScript menu navigation component for web sites. This is the script thousands webmasters around the world have chosen for its great feature set, flexibility, performance and tons of support materials offered free of charge. No matter if you web mastering guru or newbie-this is what you've been looking for. Features include: unlimited menu depth with all levels independently configurable; unlimited number of menus on single page all independently configurable. Supports custom effects and geometry.
- Cost: Free
- Version: 2.0
CodeThatMenu
An advanced cross-browser state-of-art JavaScript menu control that can be easily integrated in any web page, requires no JavaScript knowledge from the prospective user and comes with the features everybody expects from the modern navigation menu: CSS and XML integration, borders, shadows, transparency and other visual effects, run-time API and unlimited depth. Features include: Drop-down and popup menus; Unlimited menu depth; Support for alignment; Background image for the item or submenu; Vertical bar for the submenu; Link targets.
- Cost: Free
- Version: 1.2.1
- Platforms: Windows, Linux
CodeThatXPBar
CodeThatXPBar is a JavaScript navigation control that provides with the same look and feel and functionality as the special control bar which can be found in Windows Explorer, Control panel and other system tools of the WindowsXP. CodeThatXPBar is an advanced cross-browser state-of-art JavaScript control that can be easily integrated in any web page, requires no JavaScript knowledge from the prospective user, offers rich interface, supports ulimited number of groups, items, scrolling can be configured through the CSS, XML.
- Cost: Freeware
- Version: 1.01
- Platforms: Windows, Linux
DropDown Menus Do Popup Windows
A simple script that allows you to launch popup windows from a dropdown menu. Any number of links can be added to the options list. The popup window features can be set within the script. Great for saving space on the page when long lists are required, for image popups, and for offsite referrals while still keeping people on your page. Works with Microsoft Internet Explorer 4 through 6 and Netscape 3 through 6.
- Cost: Free
Amazing Draggable Layer
This script implements a draggable layer that can be used much like a popup window, but without the usual focus problems that popups often imply. This is also an alternative for a webmaster to fight against popup killers, by simulating a popup box with layers. This script would replace the typical javascript code that creates a popup with the open window function. Also included are simple controls to show or hide the draggable layer. Compatible with NS4-7 & IE.
- Cost: Free
Image Popup Window Script
Use this script to launch a popup window that automatically loads an image and resizes itself to fit neatly around that image. The script also places a title you set in the titlebar of the popup window. Any number of images can be launched from a single instance of the script.
- Cost: Free
Beginner Javascript Tutorial
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.
- Cost: Free
