Frame Busting - Easy way to ensure your site is not being displayed in a frame

Here is the simple code used to ensure your site is not being displayed in a frame. This is good to use when you have people "scraping" your sites content by basically including your site in their code. Simply place the code in the "head" of your page or you could even place it in an external javascript file to cut down on filesize.

Javascript Redirection - Create a simple redirection script including time delay

Javascript is a great way to redirect a user when you need to, there are several options to choose from aswell as it works with every browser that has javascript enabled. The script takes control of the window and changes it location using window.location.

Print From Javascript - Help your users by opening the print dialog via JavaScri

You can't actually print a document from javascript, but you can open the print dialog to the user.

How to add flash to websites while bypassing new browser updates issue in IE

This tutorial will teach you how to bypass the new IE updates which makes you have to click on flash objects in order to view them.

Maximizing the Screen - Open a new window in the maximum allowable screen size

In this tutorial how to maximize the screen.

Guide to creating a fixed Tooltip script in Javascript

Looking for a tooltip script where the tooltip is anchored to the link's position rather than following the mouse around? Fixed Tooltip script behaves in just this manner, unlike Cool DHTML Tooltip I or II. Whichever way you like it, we got you covered now!

Pop up window that is cross-browser compatible

I was looking for the best way to make a defined window popup when a link is clicked. After trying out several methods, and finding some worked in IE and not in Firefox and vice versa

Window Status - Change the window status message on mouseovers

What're we doing? Ok, today we're going to be utilizing HTML's shared attributes with Javascript; onmouseover="" and onmouseout="" and then using the window.status() Javascript function to change the window status. What's an example? Ever put your mouse over something and the little bar at the bottom of your browser changed? There's your example. It's most commonly used with links and images.

How to Create JavaScript Popup Windows

JavaScript popups are very useful, allowing you to provide additional information or functionality on a page without navigating away from it. JavaScript popups are very easy to implement, and you can customize them to some extent. The basic syntax of a JavaScript popup is window.open('popup.html'). This creates a new window, opening popup.html from the current directory. By specifying additional parameters you can control the width, height, position, toolbars and more.

Print Page Script - Print the current page using this script!

Simply place this in any area you want and when you click on it, the webpage you are viewing prints!

Manipulating anyone's site with Javascript -Works with most browsers

Sound too good to be true? Guess again. Using nothing but the location bar in your web browser, you can pass Javascript arguments to their site! Pretty cool huh? Now if there's a form tag, like a hidden form tag you want to manipulate, you can do it! Just make sure that you surround it with the void() tag. This is javascript magic that ensures it does it on the current page, and not a blank one.

Sending objects from one page to another

his tutorial is written (except for current page) and contributed by Alex Vincent. Edited by JavaScript Kit. Alex is a long time visitor of JavaScript Kit, and participant of the JK Help Forum. One of the most common requests we get in the JavaScript Kit forum is "How do I send a variable to the next page?" In this tutorial, we're going to give you several examples of doing precisely this. Specifically, we're going to cover: * The location.search property * Popup windows

The onerror event of the window object

In this tutorial, lets examine a rather secretive event handler of JavaScript that fires whenever a JavaScript error occurs in a page. Using it, we can create custom JavaScript error dialog boxes, or better yet, suppress all JavaScript errors in the document.

Moving, scrolling, and resizing browser window

The window object of JavaScript supports some controversial methods that let you perform tasks such as move the user's window, resize it, or scroll the page within it automatically/ programmatically. The philosophical issue aside, lets see how this is done.

Determining whether a browser window is open or not

This question must have popped up several times in the CodingForums, so I thought it's time I formally addressed it. Which question is that? Well, many people wanted to know if there was a way to determine whether a window opened through JavaScript (using window.open()) is still open at a particular moment in the future. "Why would it not be?" you ask. Simple. The surfer might have decided to close it, which can cause problems if your script doesn't know about it, and decides to reference and ma

Creating window remote controls

For the uninitiated, a "remote control" in JavaScript refers to a small secondary window that contains links that load the specified document in the main window when clicked. There are two techniques available in creating remotes, and its important to understand both.

Opening new windows in theater and channel mode in IE

Quite down, the movie's about to start! While most JavaScripters are familiar with the window.open() method used to open a secondary window in JavaScript, many are not aware of two new features available exclusively in IE that allow them to control the look of this newly opened window in a whole new way. What am I talking about? Read on... Opening a new window in theater mode Since the window.open() method was first introduced in JavaScript, a variety of features existed to allow authors to

Windows and JavaScript

Using JavaScript, we can manipulate windows in a variety of ways, such as open one, close it, reload its page, change the attributes of the new window etc.

StatusBar Message Generator

Javascript Status Bar Message Generator allows you to generate a cut and paste code to display task bar messages.

Color Scroll Bar Code Generator

The link and cell mouseovers will only work under Internet Explorer 4.0 and above, or under Netscape 6. The links will still be active under Netscape 4.x, but will not react to mouseovers. - If the you enter a link that's wider than the width of the navbar, and that link is one word, the navbar's width will expand. If the link is more than one word, the link will split into 2 lines. Either way, it's best to set the navbar's width to match the width of the widest link. - You may enter a li