Access Image URL to TextBox
When an image is clicked, this script will show the image URL in a textbox. Useful for cases where
you want others to be able to copy the image address easily for linking... such as for banners, logo
graphics, etc. A single instance of the script can be attached to any number of images in the page.
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Amazing
Draggable Layer - Use Instead of Popups
This script implements a draggable layer that can be used much like a popup window... but without the
usual focus problems that popups often imply. Also included are simple controls to show or hide the
draggable layer. Compatible with NS4-7 & IE.
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Background Color-Change from Link or MouseOver
Use this script to change the color of the page background from a clicked link or on
mouseOver. Any number of colors can be used. Shows how to attach to a regular (clicked) link, or how to activate the color change on a
mouseOver. Easy.
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Background Image-Change on MouseOver or Link
Use this script to change the background image used by the page, from a clicked link or on mouseOver. Any number of images can be used. Shows how to attach to a regular (clicked) link, or how to activate the background image change on a mouseOver. Easy.
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Basic No-Right-Click Script with Alert
Box
Causes an alert box to be triggered when the visitor right-clicks on the page with the mouse. Provides simple,
though limited, protection of images, etc.
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Capture Mouse X-Y Position
[With Mini-Tutorial]
This straightforward, easy script and quick-take mini-tutorial
shows how to reliably capture the mouse X and Y positions,
dynamically, in NS4-6 and IE 4-6. Also shows how to
display positional values in form fields.
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Changing TextArea Background Images on MouseOver
Use this script to apply a background image to a textarea, and change the image on mouseover. The script can also change the text color in response to the mouseover event. An eye-catching effect, and a very easy install.
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Dirt-Simple Four-State Mouse-Interactive Image Buttons
Four-state image buttons -- with no multiple images, and no
JavaScript? Darned close! Plug in a simple style
script, attach a few mouse events, and bang -- instant action
buttons even most power scripters would sweat to do. Easy
sailing, even for newcomers.
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Disabling The
Mouse Right-Click Button
Effectively protects your code from prying eyes by disabling the availability of the right-click context menu's View Source option.
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Disabling The
Mouse Left-Click Button
We don't know exactly why you'd want to do this... but someone asked us for it, so here it is.
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Disabling Both Mouse
Buttons
A useful technique for display-only pages, as well as protecting your underlying source code.
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High-Lighting Form
Text On Mouse-Click
This simple script set shows how to highlight (select) the text in a form's textarea by clicking on a link. Useful for code
listings, order form information, or other material the visitor may wish to copy to the clipboard with
Control+C.
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Light 'Em
Up Multi-Color Interactive Mouse-Over Links
One of the most-asked questions in our support mail, this very simple technique shows how to add differently colored links
to the same page that light up and underline and/or overline on mouseOver. No complex JavaScript calls are required, and the
technique is a fundamental building block for interesting, interactive, color-differentiated menu systems.
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Light Up,
Super-Easy, Glow-In-The-Dark Links
If you're using MSIE, you've undoubtedly noticed that most of our links 'light up' when you pass your mouse over them. Not only a great effect, it helps users navigate your site more quickly and easily. This script shows you how... and it's surprisingly simple to do!
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No-Right-Click Script Opens Popup Window
Use this script to launch a popup window whenever the right mouse button is clicked. Useful for
limited protection of page code and images; and the popup window can contain whatever fulmination on
human morals you wish to deliver.
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Screaming
No-Right-Click From Hell
A memorable experience for Internet Explorer users who right-click
on your page -- this script opens a popup that flies around the
screen, screaming. Worse, you cannot shut the screamer up without
following a specific instruction. (Default behavior for non-IE
browsers also included.) Very easy to install, the script comes as a
download kit with simple instructions, sample code, and sound file
included.
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