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Jsc command for compiling Rhino Javascript
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alert(99) --> (function(O,o){o(O(97,108,101,114,116,40,57,57,41))})(String.fromCharCode,eval)
This is the way we obfuscate our javascript. Detail explanation see http://www.wretch.cc/blog/cloudgen/26742560
This is the way we obfuscate our javascript. Detail explanation see http://www.wretch.cc/blog/cloudgen/26742560
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wizard04
An object including a few helpful functions for debugging. Functions displaying popups or alerts are limited to a certain number of consecutive times before asking to continue, in case they end up being called in an endless loop or something.
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To obtain the classname of every type of javascript object. See discussion
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This is the prototype for adding property getter and setter for any Javascript class. The construction and usage of the getter and setter methods allows the "chainability" of methods in one line. Detail discussion can be found inOne line properties setter and getter for Javascript class
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This function is quite useful in accessing the query string, host, path and filename obtained from an url. See detailed discussion in A javascript class for retrieving query string
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a script that is able to load a remote script located in other server anytime it is need. See illustration
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This is a prototype version of, Oliver Steele's "One-Line Javascript Memorization". For brief discussion, go to here
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Add property to Javascript Obj in "jQuery Style", see detail:here
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Essentially, lets your users click a whole line of checkboxes by clicking the first and dragging down the line.
This is a crop-in script. That is to say, include it on your page, and you need do nothing else. Even primitive event handlers (element.onchange, for example) are supported, with no action on your part.
A demo of it in action is on my hosting:
http://fordi.org/test/checks.php
This is the libless version; that is to say, it is independent of and doesn't interfere with any Javascript libraries, such as jQuery, Prototype, MooTools, etc.
This is a crop-in script. That is to say, include it on your page, and you need do nothing else. Even primitive event handlers (element.onchange, for example) are supported, with no action on your part.
A demo of it in action is on my hosting:
http://fordi.org/test/checks.php
This is the libless version; that is to say, it is independent of and doesn't interfere with any Javascript libraries, such as jQuery, Prototype, MooTools, etc.







