| Basic Slideshow |
This slideshow allows you to browse through the images manually or automatically.
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| Boinger Window |
Launches a popup window that continually switches back and forth between two settable sizes. The cycle time and location are settable and may switch back and forth in the timing cycle.
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| Born Which Day |
I'm sure most of you are curious about what day of the week you were born. This script will tell you exactly that - in a nice layout, as well.
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| Browser Check |
It's often necessary to make a script only accessible to the newer browsers (that can support the script without error) and keep older browsers from trying to work with it.
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| Character Table |
Ever have a hard time remembering the "&#xx;" codes to print out certain special characters? This neat little script will print out the code and it's symbol for you!
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| Check Plugins |
(Netscape Only) This script will check to see if you have the Shockwave and the Quicktime plugin installed. If you plan to display Shockwave or Quicktime information on your web site, you could use this page to remind your visitors if they do or do not have the specified plugin installed. In the "success" phrase, you might put in the hyperlink to the text. Also, you can change the plugin that the JavaScript tries to detect.
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| Check Mimes |
This script will beautifully display all the mime types you have installed on the visitor's browser. For instance, this might be used to check for the Quicktime Mime before displaying the Quicktime information (Navigator only).
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| Coin Flipper |
When you do not have a coin, use this quick and easy virtual coin-flipping script.
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| Days Ahead |
This script will print out a date a certain number of days ahead of the current date. Just enter how many days ahead you want to display, and it will print out that date! Useful on order forms (tell a visitor after they order that you must receive their order by a date 3 weeks from today, etc.
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| Directory |
If you were thinking about creating a searchable directory, this script can help. Just cut and paste the script, edit the appropriate directory information, and you have your own Javascript directory!
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