Miscellaneous related scripts & softwares
Just released, a free new javascript function which allows simple ajax implementation, Just a single line of code is all that is needed to implement ajax. No heavy frameworks just a simple little function. Demo & Download available from the front page...
The main strength of this script is that its 100% so it will work with any language, not just php or what not, also the code is very small..so it wont chew up your bandwidth
This tool can be useful for multilanguage sites. It allows you to view, for example, both Cyrillic and Baltic letters. You can also use it to hide e-mail addresses from e-mail grabbers. Neither "@" nor "." will be found on your web-page. The script works in IE, Firefox, Opera.
AJAX, with all its constant polling, is a pretty weak approach to chat. This visual chatroom uses javascript, sockets, and dhtml to connect live to a server. A flash to javascript tool called AFLAX (from the Aptana people) handles the socket connection. DHTML allows you to move your avatar around and chat in a virtual "room," while a perl-based server handles the backend socket server stuff.
This is a good example of how to wire together users live over the internet, without resorting to flash or java.
You can compress & obfuscate your javascript files with this free online javascript compressor.
Compressing your scripts will make them download faster, reduce bandwidth usage and make it harder for others to steal your code.
The javascript compressor leaves function names and global variables untouched, so your script will continue to work with other scripts.
This handy script detects whether the browser has a Java plugin enabled and redirects accordingly. It works with will main browser manufacturers and has been tested in Opera 9, Netscape Navigator 8.1, Mozilla Firefox 1.5.0.4 and Internet Explorer 6 SP2. It is particularly useful if you intend to run a Java applet as it can redirect non Java users to an alternate page, so they are not staring at a blank page.
This script shows RSS feeds from different sources inside dragable boxes. The boxes are created dynamically by use of Javascript.
Want to help your visitors decide what keywords they should use when searching google via your adsearch box? Then this is the script for you.
Google's terms of service prohibit modifying the code of their adsearch box in anyway. This script allows you to set the value of the search box without modifying the code, thereby keeping you within their terms of service, while allowing you to specify high paying keywords as a guide for your visitors to search on. Of course, they are always able to overwrite this with their own search terms, but some of your visitors will use your suggestions!
This script gives you an easy way to make elements on your web page dragable. It makes it possible to drag and drop paragraphs, images or larger blocks by just assigning them to the css class "dragableElement".
curvyCorners is an open source free javascript that will curve the edges of any DIV element. curvyCorners features Anti-Aliasing, Borders, Optional Corners, Custom Radius, Multiple instance support, Safari, Firefox, IE, Anti-Aliasing on graphical backgrounds and background-image support.
This is cross browser drag'n drop script. The script let you drag small boxes and drop them on some predefined columns. The goal is to drag them to the correct column.
Colors are used to indicate if you dropped it correctly or not. A script especially useful to school teachers.
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