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Free java-script calendar component (JSCalendar 1.0)

Tested with:

Internet Explorer for Windows 5.0, 5.5, 6.0, 7.0
FireFox 1.5, 2.0 (on Windows also)
Opera 8.0, Opera 9.0 (also on Windows)

Very simple usage

To use this component on your web-page:

add namespace to the "HTML" element:
<html xmlns:tb="http://technobrain.110mb.com/software/jscalendar/">
include skin in the "head" section:
<link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="JSCalendar.css">
include java-script libriary in the "head" section:
<script language="javascript" href="JSCalendar.js">
place the special tag anywhere you want to see the calendar:
<tb:calendar onSelected="<your_function_to_handle_change_date_event>" tb:InitialDate="<initial date formated as dd.mm.yyyy>">

If your browser supports DOM2, CSS level 2 and javascript, you will see the calendar instead of special tag.

For details see JSCalenda page

Free menu Java-applet

Sometimes, when you use applets on your page (java-applets, flash clips, ActiveX-components), if you want to create drop-down menu, you will have a litle trouble: positioned html-blocks (of course if you use DHTML-menu) does NOT overlay applets! Any value of "z-index" property doesn't help you. But you can use this simple applet to organize drop-down menu on your web-page. This applet produces system's PopupMenu object, and this object can overlay applets.

All you need is:

applet (litle jar-file)
simple xml-file that represents structure of your menu
and, Java-plugin installed on the client machine.

Demo

Fully-functional version available here.