Add a button to allow your visitors to print your Web page. Compact and simple, yet highly requested.

This package uses JavaScript to build algorithms: Heap sort, Quick sort, Counting sort and Bucket sort. Usefull scripts for teaching. This is a little JavaScript to introduction to algorithms, programming algorithms.

Your visitors may not be familiar with style sheets for printing and don't see a 'print preview' in their browser. This script will provide them with a reliable print preview.

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.

This function script will return an array of tags based on DOM element, tag, and class name. For example, getElementsByClassName(document, 'tr', 'info') will return to you an array of all "tr" tags under the document node having the "info" class.

If your visitor is using Internet Explorer as their browser, this script will politely suggest Firefox as an alternative browser, maybe your users will remove IE like you; it is not windows notification, browser alert only. Just add it to the head of your page. Very simple!

This JavaScript uses meta tag of HTML language to redirect to another URL. Though the code is simple but we need decorate the page with image/message to notice to visitors.

This JavaScript uses a short JavaScript code to redirect to another URL. Though the code is simple but we need decorate the page with image/message to notice to visitors.

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).

Display a few words in a form field and when focus is given to the field, the words will disappear. Great for providing instructions in a small space.