JavaScript Examples
JavaScript Calendar
: This is a calendar created by me. As far as I know, it works on IE4, Netscape 3.0, and Netscape Communicator. It is written entirely in Javascript. The holidays are recorded in a holiday array that the script checks. The paydays are based on a two week pay schedule. That can easily be changed to accomodate other pay cycles.
DHTML Menu
: This is a little site menu that I created. It works on IE4, but it doesn't work on Netscape. I think it has to do with the differences in how they interpret DHTML. It's based on the code from Microsoft. I borrowed the code and then rewrote it to add some additional functionality. I've done a few other things with it that aren't shown here, like leaving the menu items open until you close them rather than closing them automatically.
Javascript Menu
: This is another little site menu that I created. It works on IE4 and Netscape 3 and 4. This is basically the menu on the first page of this site, but I thought I would list it here anyway.
Page Changer
: This is an automatic page changer that I created. As far as I know, it works on all Javascript compatible browsers. You just attach this little script to the top of your pages and provide the list of files in this group and it swaps them at an interval you define. All of the pages must be in the same folder in order for it to work. This one is set up to change every 10 seconds, so you'll have to be a little patient to watch it work.
Banner Changer
: This is an automatic banner changer that I created. It works on IE4 and Netscape 3 and 4. You provide a list of images and the links associated with them. The banner cycles through your list at a determined interval and links you the associated link. Right now it's just swapping the digits from my JS Clock, but you can use any images. This one is also set up to change every 10 seconds, so you'll have to be a little patient to watch it work.
Javascript Clock
: This is my digital Javascript Clock. It works with IE4 and Netscape 3 and 4. You can change the digits it uses by editing the digit files. You'll need to save them as 0.gif, 1.gif, etc. If you mouse over the clock, the date is displayed.
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