52 projects tagged "JavaScript"
AgileGallery is a photo gallery that processes the XML output from Picasa, generates paging and thumbnails, and displays the full sized photos along with any captions entered in Picasa. AgileGallery presently comes in two flavors: one that uses AJAX for the interface and one that uses Flash. AgileGallery does not require any server-side technology to generate photo galleries.
Cantivo Linux is a distribution and platform for desktop/server virtualization using the KVM hypervisor and SPICE protocol, managed from an intuitive Web interface. After your virtual desktops are setup, you can use a powerful multi-platform client to enjoy unsurpassed multimedia capabilities, streaming from your virtual desktops to anywhere in your network, and optionally let your users authenticate using RFID or NFC tokens.
Contact Form Killer is a small tool to easily generate contact forms online, including form validation. You can also let your site visitors use the tool to create forms themselves. Just select what inputs you would like, and Contact Form Killer generates a complete PHP/HTML page that you can use as a full contact form for your site. Choose from 11 different inputs and decided which ones are required for users to fill in.
DABAJAX Toolkit was created to auto-complete elements in an HTML document with data from an Oracle database (future releases will use a database abstraction layer to become independent database). This toolkit was created to simplify use of AJAX, where you only need to create Javascript to define your filters and fields to be filled, and create a simple server script to send data to be processed to an AjaxController class (which will do the hard work). It was initially designed for situations when you have some fields that must be filled when the user types something in another field (like a primary key field), and this field loses the focus (onblur event) causing other fields to be filled.
DHTML API allows you to animate your Web site with the aid of DHTML. Any content that you place within a div tag with the position CSS attribute set to absolute can be manipulated like a sprite. Just don't forget to set id="unique_name", and pass "unique_name" to the GetLayer() function.