External JS
Using an external JavaScript file, simply define the rules for how each field should be validated and you're set. Piece of cake! And since it is it's own .js file, it's easy to use the code on every page of your site. Currently only validates text, numbers and e-mail addresses.
Extract Email Addresses
Visitors sometimes include their email address inside the message field when they fill out forms. To deal with this, this script parses through the string and uses a Regular Expression to find then return a comma-separated list of the valid email addresses it finds. Easy!
Field Explanation
Opens an explanation window to explain the various fields used in a form on your site when the help link is clicked. You can easily explain various form fields will be used on your site, what type of input is required, or any other information you wish to share. They may also type their entry in the popup window and it will be copied into the form. Great!
Form Focus
Places the focus on the first editable field in a form on any web page. Efficient!
Format Input
Format the text case inside a form, reverse the text, or see the ASCII code behind the input. Cool!
Form Target Formatting
Allows you to format the target window of a form from the form's target property. This allows for the use of window properties, variables, and other data manipulation to effect these options. Great!
Form Totals
Presents an order form with checkboxes and upates the total price as the user checks and unchecks boxes. The visitor also cannot change the total field. Currently only supports selecting one of each item.
Format Date
Automatically formats date fields as the user enters the information. Also validates the date when complete date has been entered. Cross browser compatible, including Netscape 6+. Great!
HTML Preview
Preview HTML in a new window by entering it into the form. This script allows you to pass anything to a new window. Neat!
Ignore Spaces
Removes spaces from a string variable within a script or from user input into a text box. Several different uses are shown on the script example page.
Initial Caps
Converts the first letter of each word in a string that the user enters to uppercase. The remaining letters of each word are also changed to lowercase. Very useful when a form requires a title to be submitted in Initial Caps.
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