This is a DHTML redirect script that sends your visitors to three different pages, depending on whether she is using NS 4+, IE 4+, or neither. It's a fool-proof way to ensure that only the intended browser gets to see and run a browser-specific DHTML
Trembling Message is a freeware JavaScript, which can be used in your web pages to give a shaky effect to your messages. The script allows you to customize the text of your choice and also the number of messages. For efficiency reasons, it would be b
Users can show their slides on their websites by using this javascript. This script generates a fade effect in between each slide and it starts transition from left corner. Users can build their slideshow in an elegant way with the help of this scrip
Translucent scroller, as the name suggests implements a scroller for displaying scrolling messages in which the previous message will turn translucent when the next message slides overwriting it. It allows you to customize the width, height, color, a
This is a simple but effective script for extending your textarea with a maxlength attribute, so the user's input cannot exceed a certain number of characters.
Using a tabbed interface, this DHTML script lets you display external web pages inline on your page, with the help of the IFRAME tag.
This is a mouseover tabs menu. Move the mouse over designated links, and additional "sub links" appear beneath it. Think of it as an inline two level menu.
Make arbitrary content on your webpage contract/expand on demand with this great script. The user clicks on designated headers to reveal additional content. The script comes with an optional persistence feature to help it remember the folding state o
Submit Once form validation is multi-platform compatible. Use this practical script to prevent users from abusing the submit button of your forms, by pressing it multiple times and causing multiple submissions.
Sticky Note is an attractive DHTML script that pops up at the center of the page to display anything of your choice. Customize everything from how often the Note should appear on the page, for how long, and whether a fade-in effect should be accompan | 
