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Ajaxify - re-route your forms via AJAX

This script takes existing forms, identified by a certain class, and re-routes them via AJAX. The data is gathered and sent to the handler set in action via the method set in method. A response is received from the handler and optionally passed to a callback function.

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curveMe - cross-browser curvy corners

This plugin offers cross-browser curvy corners, alleviating the need to employ multiple techniques to achieve this effect across different browsers. It uses PHP GD to draw the actual curves, so make that's enabled on your server (it normally is by default). Using PHP to draw the corners rather than, say, JavaScript (such as with the jQuery curve() plugin) means no need to flood the DOM with little elements that make up each curve.

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Calculate time between two dates

This script returns the number of seconds, minutes, hours, days, weeks, months or years between two given dates - or between one given date and the present moment.

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Calendar and date-picker

This was built to be the most versatile calendar/date-picker on the internet. It boasts a multitude of features, giving you a plethora of options to control what dates are selectable, what wakes up / hides the calendar, what happens on callback when a date is selected, and much more.

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Domscripter - reduce your DOM-scripting code

This script acts as a powerful factory for producing HTML elements en-masse, vastly reducing the amount of code needed compared to native DOM-scripting. In one call to the main function you can create your element as well as add attributes, events, styling add supporting elements such as
s or clears underneath.

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MSThis - simulate W3C events in IE

This script simulates W3C event handling in IE, fixing the old problem of IE registering events on the window object, not the element that triggered the event. This can cause real headaches, particularly in object-oriented Javascript. Events are added using the W3C addEventListener() method. Note this script does not bring event capture support to IE, which remains unsupported in MS browsers.

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Lightbox and lightbox dialog

This script acts as both a jQuery lightbox plugin and a lightbox-assisted simulation of in-built browser dialog methods. In both respects it's very versatile, giving you full control over the look and behavior of the script.

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