SpinEdit is a control for setting numbers. Includes methods, properties and events as well as the ability to setsmall and large increments. The control is also sizeable.

A simple CSS to create a rating system by stars, this code is open source and licensed under a Attribution 3.0 License

Besides basic browser identification (type, version), Netscape users can also see an extensive list of every mimeType and every plugin on your computer. Select one from the pulldown JavaScript menu and even *MORE* information is displayed in the box. Finally, such additional details as screen width, color depth, and how many sites you have visited so far finish of an incredible display of pure JavaScript power. Wow!

Add a banner roll to your Web site with this easy-to-use script. Each banner can also include a URL. The size can be set in the script file.

This JavaScript will convert whole numbers to Roman numerals, up to 3,999,999. Easy to use.

Another script to display Random Quotes on your website everytime it's loaded.

This JavaScript helps you open floating layer popups. The layers alway stay on top, allowing your visitors to work in the main window while still being able to view the content of popups. The window popups stay in the same place, even when the user scrolls down the page. It also works with image maps.

This is an incredibly simple script. It pulls each H4 element and creates a clickable index to it. It stuffs the headings it finds in a division named indexDiv and if it didn't find any H4 tags it will even make the indexDiv invisible. You can also change it to use any other heading element.

When using strict doctypes the target attribute is not allowed for opening new windows. This JavaScript will accomplish that task easily and unobtrusively. The script uses the class name "non-html" so you will need to add that to the links you want to open in a new window, e.g., <a href="yourDocument.html" class="non-html">A sample file</a>

This JavaScript will not open a new window if a modifier key (ctrl/shift/etc.) is pressed while the JavaScript link is clicked. It also checks if the new window was successfully opened. If it was not, it returns true to allow the browser to open the JavaScript link in the original window.

Using a drop-down menu, this script will provide different values, depending on the user's selection. Easily added to any form.