Automatically sets focus to the next form element when the current form element's maxlength has been reached. This way, the user does not have to manually click in or tab to the next field. This script is perfectly suited for constant-length strings such as a phone number or social security numbers. Nice!

Converts a textbox entry to all capital letters as soon as they move to the next item in the form (or click the submit button).

Converts a textbox entry to all lowercase letters as soon as they move to the next item in the form (or click the submit button).

This JavaScript shakes the form buttons. You can set the shaking speed of each button.

(Internet Explorer Only) Move your mouse over the button and watch it fade to another color and then fade back to original color once you move your mouse off. The message on the button will even change after you click on it!

A function for dynamic form compositions from a Select option.

Validates that every Radio Button question on the form has been answered. No modifications needed!

This effect is practically unused. 6 lines of HTML give you back and forward buttons that act exactly like the ones in your web browser. This script is best used in frames where one frame is the 'menu' - It makes your users feel more secure when they know they can go back.

Use JavaScript to put the current time on your page. It even follows the time in A.M. and P.M.! A nice script.

Similar above script.