Use this JavaScript to create the moving box continualy in the web page.

This JavaScript creates a text writter scroller in a type input.

This quick little X demo illustrates hiding/showing 'panels' when some trigger element is moused over. Any elements can be used as 'triggers'.The demo trigger elements are in the right column of this page. The panels are shown in the center of the page.

This script allows you to add a neat fade-in/out effect to images, text, whatever. The effects this script creates can only be seen in IE4+ and Netscape 6+. Older browsers such an Netscape4 should just show the element. If the elements are incorrectly rendered in NS4, try using workaround methods such as wrapping elements in ILAYER tags or something. The script still won't work, but the content should look better.

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

A function for dynamic form compositions from a Select option.

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!

With this script you can highlight and copy text in a textarea box with the click of a button. IE only (In Netscape, it only highlights the text; it doesn't copy it.)

Here's a simple form that contains a check box and a text box. Unless the check box is activated, you won't be able to enter anything into the text box.

This JavaScript places the cursor in the first field of a form when the page loads and when the form is reset or cleared. The script works with input types: text, textarea, radio, checkbox, JavaScript password and Select drop-down boxes.