What this script allows you to do is change the screen background color, so that who ever may want to visit your page can customize it a little.
Push any button here:
Here is an other variation of the script. Enter a color name (any color you want) in the box and click the "Color" button. DO NOT PUSH ENTER ON THE KEYBOARD!!
Here is the code for each variation:
The buttons:
<FORM>
<INPUT TYPE=button NAME=Button VALUE="Silver"
onclick="document.bgColor='silver'">
<INPUT TYPE=button NAME=Button VALUE="Red"
onclick="document.bgColor='red'">
<INPUT TYPE=button NAME=Button VALUE="Yellow"
onclick="document.bgColor='yellow'">
<INPUT TYPE=button NAME=Button VALUE="Green"
onclick="document.bgColor='green'">
<INPUT TYPE=button NAME=Button VALUE="Blue"
onclick="document.bgColor='blue'">
<INPUT TYPE=button NAME=Button VALUE="White"
onclick="document.bgColor='white'">
</FORM>
The text field:
<FORM>
<P><INPUT TYPE=text NAME=color VALUE="" SIZE=18>
<INPUT TYPE=button NAME=Button VALUE="Color"
onclick="document.bgColor=(this.form.color.value)">
<INPUT TYPE=reset VALUE="Reset" name=cancel>
</FORM>
DOWNLOAD THE SCRIPT CODE IN .TXT format
This script allows a scroling message in the middle of a web page:
Here is the Code for this somewhat complex script:
In the HEAD part of the HTML code:
<SCRIPT LANGUAGE="JavaScript">
<!-- Beginning of JavaScript Applet -------------------
var scroll = "on"
function action ()
{
if (scroll == "on")
scroll = "off"
else
{
scroll = "on";
banner(30);
}
}
function banner(input)
{
if (scroll == "on")
{
var l1 = "Cool, don't you find?";
var l2 = " This script is almost like a Java Applet, although it is not as complex.";
var l3 = " This is a perfect way to put a greeting mesage in a page!";
var l4 = " ...Try it for yourself! ";
var msg=l1+l2+l3+l4;
var space = " ";
if (input <= 30 && input > 0) {
for (var i=0 ; i < input ; i++) {
space+=" ";
}
space+=msg;
input--;
var doit ="banner(" + input + ")";
document.sform.box.value=space;
window.setTimeout(doit,100);
}
else if (input <= 0) {
if (-input < msg.length) {
space+=msg.substring(-input, msg.length);
input--;
var doit ="banner(" + input + ")";
document.sform.box.value=space;
window.setTimeout(doit,100);
}
else {
document.sform.box.value=" ";
window.setTimeout("banner(30)",75);
}
}
}
else
{
document.sform.box.value = "No more scrolling until you say so...";
window.setTimeout("banner(30)",100);
}
}
// -- End of JavaScript code ---------------->
</SCRIPT><P>
And in the BODY part where ever you want:
<body onload="banner(30)"> <center> <form name="sform"><input type="text" name="box" size="70"> </form>The standard operators that this script uses is "+", "-", "*"(multiply) and "/"(divide).DOWNLOAD THE SCRIPT CODE IN .TXT format
Script 10
This Script is just a simple calculator that adds, substracts, multiplies and divides
two or more numbers.
In the <HEAD> part:
<SCRIPT LANGUAGE="JavaScript">
function compute(form) {
if (confirm("Are you sure? (You don't really need this confirmation,
but I like it, for it uses JavaScript. -Anatole"))
form.result.value = eval(form.expr.value)
else
alert("Too bad. This could of been cool...")
}
</SCRIPT>
In the <BODY> part:
<FORM> Enter a Math expression (like 9+5) followed by the "Calculate" button:<BR> <INPUT TYPE="text" NAME="expr" SIZE=15 > <INPUT TYPE="Button" VALUE="Calculate" onClick="compute(this.form)"> <BR> Result:<BR> <INPUT TYPE="text" NAME="result" SIZE=15 > <BR> </FORM>DOWNLOAD THE SCRIPT CODE IN .TXT format
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