Confirm

This allows the user confirm entering the page

 

 

 

Default Message

This allows the user confirm entering the page

 

 

 

Good Bye Message

This will cause an elert message before your visitor leaves (OR reloads) your page

 

 

 

Good Night

This script is a good example of how to change the background color of your page via the click of a button

 

 

 

Hello Visitor

This will ask the user for his/her name, then tell them WELCOME

 

 

 

Message Alert

Use this button in a form to pop-up a message when the user clicks it

 

 

 

Mouse Over On Status bar

This displays 'Your Message Here' in the status bar when the mouse

 

 

 

OnLoad Message

Just put this tag as your BODY tag and you will have a message in the Status Bar of the Browser all the time. Be sure not to have two BODY tags

 

 

 

Popup On Button Click

START OF PopUp on Button Click

 

 

 

Random Alert

This will create a random alert message of any kind. Shown here in HTML Tags. You can replace the tags with phrases, help tips, anything that can be randomly diplayed

 

 

 

Status bar Message

This scrolls ' Your Message Here ' in the status bar

 

 

 

Status bar Blinker

This will put a blinking status bar message in your webpage. Important: There are two parts to this script, one goes in between the HEAD tags and one goes in the BODY tag

 

 

 

Banner Ads

Need to rotate banner ads on your site? How about doing it in JavaScript! This simple little JavaScript will print out a random banner ad each time your page is viewed. Awesome!

 

 

 

Banner that Rotates With Links for Each Picture

This is Java Script Banner will displays as many pictures as you would like and each picture can have link to its own page

 

 

 

Alert Hello Alert GoodBye

This page displays a "hello" dialog when you load it, and a "goodbye" dialog when you unload it. Annoying, isn't it?

 

 

 

Alert & Confirm

Here is a JavaScript confirm message that has variable responses. Basically, the response they get depends on what the user enters

 

 

 

Alert , Confirm, Prompt

Here is a JavaScript that shows three different  uses of Alerts

 

 

 

Confirm Entry

This JavaScript asked you if you would like to continue. If you say "OK", it loads the page. If you click "CANCEL" (kinda like no) then it takes you back where you came from. Very neat! Really short!

 

 

 

Headliner

When you need to present information on your site, you should consider this script. Appropriately named the Headliner, it presents a number of messages to your visitors in many different formats including a simple scroll, typewriter, expand, and just static text. Each message when clicked can take the visitor to a different URL! This script is really great.... Just check it out!

 

 

 

Menu Message

This script does a great job in presenting lots of information to your visitors without filling up your whole page. Each listing in the Pulldown Menu shows a different message in the text box! Give it a try!

 

 

 

Name Write

Instead of alerting the user with 'Welcome Name!' you can write it into your page. This is neat for users to suddenly be reading along and just stumble upon their own name!

 

 

 

Time Message

This JavaScript is pretty interesting. It will dynamically (means it's different every time) write to the screen a message that depends on the time on the visitor's clock when they load the page. I'm almost positive you've seen it before. Now, get it on your page!

 

 

 

Zoom Message

Zoom message script

 

 

 

Sticky Note Script

Sticky Note is an attractive DHTML script that pops up at the center of the page to display anything you choose. Users can customize, how often the note should appear on the page, for how long, and whether a fade-in effect should be accompanied. Works in MSIE and Mozilla FireFox

 

 

 

Quick Survey

This will ask the user if they want to fill out a survey. If they do, they fill out the input boxes, then hit submit. If they don't, they get a link to go to your page

 

 

 

PostIT

Post-it only once per browser session? (0=no, 1=yes), Specifying 0 will cause postit to display every time page is loaded