Easy Code to Add Mouse Trails to Your Webpage
Mouse trails cause the mouse pointer to be followed by a trail of small images when the user moves it. This makes it easier for the user to locate the mouse pointer on the screen. In this article, I give you Java Script code that will cause mouse trails on your webpage. More ...
Java Script to Get Selected Item from Drop-down Select List
An HTML Select list is a form control used to create a drop-down list of items from which the user can select. This article provides code to get the selected item from a select list. More ...
How to Disable the Browser Back Button
Let's assume that you have a legitimate reason for disabling the back button. Maybe you need to restrain the user within a multi-page form. In this article, I show you how to disable the browser's Back button with a only few lines of Java Script code. More ...
Date Picker For Your Web Site
In this article, I give you the code for a date picker calendar and I explain the code in detail so you'll feel comfortable modifying it for your own use. More ...
HTML5 Canvas lineCap and lineJoin Attributes
The HTML5 canvas element is a webpage container for graphics. You can use JavaScript to draw within the canvas element. In this article to learn how to draw lines with round or square end caps and how to specify that where two lines join the joint should be miter, round or beveled. More ...
Calculators For Your Web Site : Length Units Converter
In this article, I provide you with Java Script code for a Length Units Converter. For example, your visitor can enter a length in English feet and it will be converted to a length in metric meters. I keep the code as simple as possible. More ...
Where Did the User Click?
This code creates a webpage with an html div containing the words ONE TWo THREE. A Java Script function uses the event object's clientX and clientY properties to determine which word the user clicked on and displays it in a message box. More ...
Using the Java Script Date Object
When you want to work with a date in Java Script, you need to use the Date object. In this article, you learn how to create a Date object for today, or for any date in the past or future. You learn how to find the difference between two dates, and how to format a date string any way that you desire. You also learn how to validate a date string returned from a text box in a form, which involved an introduction to JavaScript regular expressions. More ...
Display a Value in Currency Format
To display a value in currency format we first round the value to the required number of decimal places, then determine if we need to add trailing zeros. More ...
JavaScript to Replace All Occurrences of a Substring Within a String
If you have a string with multiple occurrences of a substring within and you want to replace every occurrence of that substring with a different substring, this article provides a simple code example. More ...
Password Protection Using the Frames Method
One method of password protecting your webpages is to use a cookie, but cookies are unreliable. If you can't trust a cookie to store the information that the user is logged in, where can you store it? In this example I'll show you how to use frames for JavaScript password security. More ...
Easy Slide Show Code with Mouseover Pause
This article provides easy-to-use cut-and paste code for a Web page slide show, except this example has the extra feature that when the visitor moves their mouse pointer over the image, the slide show image will not change again until they move their mouse pointer off the image. More ...
