Remember Text field values
Certain form fields always contain the same values, such as your user's name, email address fields etc. This script will remember the values entered into these fields, and automatically fill out these fields the next time the user returns.

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Recall Form values script II
This script add a checkbox to your forms that enables users to remember the values of certain text fields.

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Default Form Values with jQuery
Here's a useful jQuery snippet that clears the default values of form fields on focus and refills them if no text is entered. It uses the attribute called defaultValue which stores the original value of a form field.

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Getting global and external style sheet values in DHTML
This useful tutorial looks at how to use DHTML to retrieve property values of global and external CSS.

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JavaScript Operations on Variables
A variable is an amount of memory space reserved to store a piece of information of your code. To use such a memory space, you must first let the browser know that you would need it. For the browser to reserve such a memory space for you, and to use it eventually, you must give it a name. The memory space that is reserved will be used to receive some values from your application and to make such values available when your code needs them. The content of this reserved memory space can change or vary regularly.

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Introduction to arrays, sorting arrays
An introduction to JavaScript arrays, how to create and access arrays. Also shows you how to use the sort() method to sort both string and number arrays.

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Clear Default Values on input boxes
When you click on a textfield the default text will disappear. And when you click somewhere else and you have written nothing in it, the text will come back.

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JavaScript and Forms
A form is a section of a web page that contains one or a group of objects that the user interacts with. These objects are referred to as Windows controls, web controls, or simply controls. When using a control, the user may enter or select some values and send the result to a specific file as designed by an application developer. To support this interaction, HTML provides different text-based and selection controls that can handle various types of scenarios. Besides these, there are action controls that actually send a signal to a script.

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