This is probably the most flashy and fancy DHTML headline animation script you have ever seen. It applies more than 20 different effects in order to animate your messages. Crossbrowser (no special effects vor NN4, works not with NN6). True copy-and-paste installation. Very easy configuration of messages, font proprietes, position and size of scroller.

This series of dropdown boxes are automatically populated with choices based on the first dropdown box. Pretty handy!

JavaScript will only let you enter your name in this form if you indicate you agree to the terms by first clicking the I Agree radio button. If you agree, you can enter your name. But, if you disagree, you will not be able to enter or edit your name. When you disagree, the box is 'locked.' Useful if you require your visitors to accept a disclaimer before downloading software or visiting a section of your members-only site.

The code creates ticker messages in a frame.

A function for dynamic form composition from a Select option. Displays a Div from several, which may contain form items, based on a select choice; with a common second Div to all selections. Used here with ShowSub which shows the submit box after user checks input. Additionally there is a required hidden input value set in the function to a string based on the Select value.

ChaosTicker orders randomly arranged letters until a readable message appears out of the chaos. Try this little magic on your web site. Easy 1-minute-configuration.

Give any table a 'rollover' personality with this script! Using it, you can allow the cells of any given table to change color when the mouse rolls over them. This is a very powerful script that can add a little magic to any table, whatever the table is used for.

With this JavaScript, you can make border of table change color continually.

This JavaScript code code moves form elements from one select box to the other. It allows for multiple items to be moved at once, and all items are sorted alphabetically as they are moved. The items are sorted by their description, not their value, which is helpful when pulling items from a database which have random IDs associated with them.

Note: The function move merely moves the items back and forth. This function alone will not select any of the items to be sent along with the post. In other words nothing will be sent in the form when you submit it unless some items are selected (highlighted) or additional JavaScript code it used. In this page I have added the function selectAll which loops through the righthand box and selects all the items before the form is submitted. This is much more intuitive for the user. The function selectAll is called in the onClick event of the submit button.

When visitors click specified button, the code will makes the option as flashing.