Calender Eightysix is the successor of the popular Vista-like Ajax Calendar. Being an unobtrusive developer friendly calendar and datepicker, this lightweight customizable script is offering a better user experience for date related functionalities. Calender Eightysix is built from scratch using pure JavaScript, making use of the MooTools framework.
MilkChart is a robust and simple to use MooTools library for transforming table data into a chart. The library uses the HTML5 <canvas> tag which is currently supported in browsers other than Internet Explorer. Currently the library supports the following types:
Uploadify is a JQuery Plugin that allows you to easily upload multiple files on your site without needing to reload the page. The script requires Flash and any backend development language. A progress bar is shown while uploading the file(s). The plugin can be used in a number of applications and commercial products.
FancyUploader is a MooTools file-input replacement script which features an unobtrusive, multiple-file selection menu and queued menu with an animated progress bar. It’s easy to integrate, being server independent & completely customizable via CSS and XHTML.
JqUploader works as a substituter for the classical HTML file input fields. It uses Flash and shows a progress bar while the file is uploaded.
Are you looking to setup a carousel on your website? Checkout this list!
The YUI Carousel Control is an excellent tool if you need to offer your website’s a way to browse images/content arrayed vertically or horizontally in an overloaded page region. Some of the featured provided by this awesome library include:
This is a tutorial that will teach you how to implement the Highlight Effect in JavaScript using the famous libraries Script.aculo.us, JQuery & MooTools.
In Script.aculo.us, Effect.Highlight flashes the color as the background of the element. It is mostly used to draw attention to the part of the page where the effect is applied (could be a completed AJAX Call).
To initialize the effect we have to set the ID of the element that will be highlighted (for instance a DIV) and the right options (startcolor, endcolor, restorecolor, keepBackgroundImage).