Free Scripts
Free Scripts
You can download free scripts to add to your webpages, or just to study. Many of these sites combine free and commercial scripts in the same listings.
Links to Free Scripts
Hotscripts.com -- free and commercial scripts. This is one of the bigger sites and is very well done.
ScriptSearch.com -- free and commercial scripts for download. JavaScript, Perl, PHP, Java, and more.
DynamicDrive.com -- Free DHTML scripts.
Matt's Script Archive -- free Perl scripts for your website.
CGI Resources -- free scripts in Perl and other languages.
Free-Scripts.net -- free Perl scripts.
Java-Scripts.net -- free JavaScripts.
FreeScripts.com -- free scripts.
Jax PHP Scripts -- Some free scripts, including a calendar and guestbook.
overLIB -- A JavaScript library that creates small hovering windows or tooltips on a web page. For an example of overLIB, check out the overlib Web site. (I had to remove the examples from this site because overlib was conflicting with Drupal 5.
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overLib & Drupal
Hello,
I also have problems with overlib 4.21 and Drupal 5.7.
The conflict is well describes here :
http://www.experts-exchange.com/Web_Development/Web_Languages-Standards/PHP/Q_23539625.html
... but solutions are expensive !
do you have found your own solution to this problem ?
Thank You !
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Overlib and Drupal
I'm not sure how to fix the problem. Have you tried asking in the Drupal forum?
Is there a way to create a similar effect with jQuery?
Overlib and Drupal
Hello,
I haven't asked the official forum of Drupal but I tried jQuery and it works fine, even with Drupal !
You just have to download and incorporate 2 scripts : jquery.js and another witch let the use of the tooltip function.
This one works for the "a" tag, but it's easy to change the behaviour of the script, simply remove "a" to the tag name you want.
finally, you just have to put class="tooltip" and title="your text" in the a tag.
and to define the style class "tooltip"
... and the value of title will appear close to the mouse !
Here is an example of this script.
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jquery and Drupal
Great... I might try that tooltip technique.
Drupal 5 and 6 actually come with jquery in the core. There are some jquery tutorials in the Drupal handbooks.