This JavaScript codecan be used to be that a mouse cursor pointer was just a mouse cursor. Since DHTML came along and gave programmers the ability to track the precise coordinates of the mouse, it was only a matter of time that cursor effects started showing up. This is Peter's great cursor text effect. It's pretty self explanatory, not to mention awesome!
This JavaScript will alert total time you spend on the page when exit.
After every 5 seconds the squares will be get filled with color one by one... Please wait upto 20 seconds.
Create a custom JavaScript error message. Use this JavaScript for testing or monitoring pages.
The JavaScript runs through a sequence of numbers in the input box to gradually reduce the number to 1.
Often when working on scripts alert boxes are placed inside loops as a debugging tool. You can sometimes end up with hundreds of alert boxes and no way to stop them. This JavaScript placed at the start of your code will give you an option to disable the alert boxes after a pre-determined number set by you.
This JavaScript is used to generate a customized prompt box. With the use of a timer function you can generate it automatically.
Using a mix of JavaScript and CSS, a fashionable table with cells that change colors can be added to any Web page. It uses document.write()
; so make sure to embed it in a table.
This JavaScript will obtain three unique random numbers. Unique values range from 0-100.