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Forms related scripts & softwares
Suggest As You Type: creates the suggestion box for an input element.
All the script data in one .js-file. The script will be bounded into the HEAD area. 3 parameters have to be configured.
The newest version works with any HTML DOCTYPE. Before: 4.01 only.
A very simple and powerfull javascript : desactivate submit button during form processing !!! It avoid a double click error on form. Very usefull. Make profesionnal forms !!!
Finally a really stable and easily configurable version of Skinnable Checkboxes! And ajax-driven too! You'll never mess with id's and html code again when using that script! All you have to do is to edi a simple checkboxlist xml file (stored in the SkinnableCheckboxes/Check boxSets/) folder, choose a list placeholder (a <div> with an id, where the checkbox list will be generated - the only ID per list you have to type manually), select a skin, set all necessary properties (orientation, enabled, selected, name etc.), initialize it and finally hit F5 to witness the results. The script will do the rest of the job - it will generate standards compliant, accessible and crossborwser code, set events, hierarchical id's, attributes and values. The generated checkbox lists are scriptable, validateable, and are, of course, included in page's DOM and form's POST/GET collection. Native keyboard support is retained as well!
This is the client part of a hotel reservation form with client-side validation and localization. It comes along with support for 4 languages - English ("en-US"), Bulgarian ("bg"), German ("de") and French ("fr"). The form labels and validation warning messages are stored in .xml files and parsed onload. The default language could be easily set by changing a single variable in the <head>...</head> of the webpage:
<script type="text/javascript">
var formlanguage = "en-US";
// Bulagrian - "bg";
// English - "en-US";
// German - "de";
// French - "fr";
</script>
The localization files are easily editable and are stored in the ReservationForm/Localizat ion/ folder. The form layout is pure CSS and may be customized by editing the ReservationForm/Reservati onForm.css file.
A generic function written in JavaScript for validating HTML forms. The script supports all the elements types possible in a form. You set a field to required simply by adding the class req to the elements class attribute.
You can specify whether the script should use DOM messages, modal JavaScript dialogues or simple styling of input elements for alerting the user of error.
The script also incorporates a conditional requirements feature which allows you to make an elements requirement status depending on another elements value.
This easy to use number formatting script will allow you to format your numeric fields easily.
You can specify the default format, pass custom long AND short formats easily with ONKEYPRESS. (For example: a telephone number can be formatted as (###) ###-#### OR ###-#### depending on how many characters your user enters). This script can be used for any numerical format, such as dates, phone numbers, social security numbers, etc. If your user goes beyond the length of the format (a telephone extension, for example) it leaves the remaining input untouched.
Designed to be easily customizable, this script can be pasted in quickly and easily! You use 1 script for unlimited fields, and they can each be formatted in a different way.
This script now includes templates for formating common number entries, such as telephone numbers and SSNs. You can easily change or create your own formats.
The purpose of this script is to format and validate Telephone Numbers in a form field. The script strips all non-numeric characters and then validates that the remaining characters are sufficient to make up a valid phone number. If there remaining string is 10 characters in length, the script then formats by adding a "-" after the third and sixth digits. Resulting in a mask like ###-###-####.
This script adds auto-complete/type-ahead/ tracing/find-as-you-type effect to dropdown menus in Internet Explorer. In IE, when user press "MA" in a dropdown menu, IE will first select the first option starting with "M", then select the first option starting with "A", giving user "AK" while user actually wanted "MA" for Massachusetts. Using this script, user will get “MA” if “M” and “A” are consecutively typed (if user type “M”, then after a while “A”, user will still be taken to “AK” as an intended behavior). Comments in script is provided so that one can customize to determine how fast user has to type to get “MA” not “M”, “A”. Currently all printable characters on keyboard and keypad are supported (except for those needing the "shift" key). Both IE and Gecko-based browsers (firefox, mozilla, netscape, K-meleon etc.) are supported. Version 1.0 supports your using user-typed value to populate other menus.
The purpose of this script is to format and validate Social Security Numbers in a form field. The script strips all non-numeric characters and then validates that the remaining characters are sufficient to make up a valid SSN. If there remaining string is 9 characters in length, the script then formats by adding a "-" after the third and fifth digits. Resulting in a mask like ###-##-####.
Skinnable Radio Button 4.0.0 is finally a successful (in my opinion) attempt for reliable, accessible and semantic skinning of radio buttons. The solution makes use of real radio buttons with labels and their toggle functionality and skinned list-items, allowing single-line and multi-line radiobutton list rendering, native client- or server-side validation and easy skinning using just three images and a few lines of css. Currently it comes with five skins ready to use - AcidMartin, Mac, MacRed, Vista and VistaGreen. Optionally, skinning could be disabled and then the real radio buttons are visible.
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