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Title: Venkman JavaScript Debugger
Contributor: Mozilla.org
Contributor URL: http://www.mozilla.org/
Date Uploaded: January 16, 2009
Description: As Mozilla's JavaScript debugger, Venkman aims to provide a powerful JavaScript debugging environment for Gecko-based browsers. Firefox users can download the Venkman extension.

Title: Overview of Popular JavaScript Frameworks - ASP.NET Ajax
Contributor: Rob Gravelle
Contributor URL: http://www.webreference.com/
Date Uploaded: January 14, 2009
Description: This is the last installment of a JavaScript frameworks overview series. This tutorial highlights the main features of Microsoft's ASP.NET Ajax Framework, including controls, JavaScript Type extensions, asynchronous communications and debugging capabilities.

Title: Verify E-mail Address
Contributor: William Bontrager
Contributor URL: http://www.willmaster.com/
Date Uploaded: January 12, 2009
Description: Collecting e-mail addresses in a form are important as they are generally the only method of contacting the user. This script will verify an e-mail address is entered correctly by requiring the user to re-enter the address, checking to make sure there is no typographical error. This script can also be used for passwords or other information that must be verified before being submitted.

Title: Modifying an Element on the Fly
Contributor: Yehuda Shiran
Contributor URL: http://www.webreference.com/js/
Date Uploaded: January 9, 2009
Description: You can change an HTML element by setting one of the four inner/outer properties.

Title: Custom Alert Box
Contributor: Steve Chipman
Contributor URL: http://slayeroffice.com/
Date Uploaded: January 7, 2009
Description: Create your own alert boxes, customized to match your site. Use this script to override the default window.alert method of a browser. Easy to implement and customize.