File: Readme.txt

Usage:

// Create object
var jcf = new jsCommonFunctions();
// Call
jcf.{FUNCTION_NAME}; 




Example:
<script type="text/javascript" src="jsCommonFunctions.js"></script>
<script type="text/javascript">
	var jcf = new jsCommonFunctions();
	var str="      abc      ";
	str=jcf.trim(str);
</script>





Complete JavaScript Function List:

   1. lTrim(string):
          * Function to trim all the white spacing from the left side of any string.
   2. rTrim(string):
          * Function to trim all the white spacing from the right side of any string.
   3. trim(string):
          * Function to trim all the white spacing from left and right side of the string.
   4. isValidEmail(string):
          * Function to validate a typical email pattern.
   5. getType(variable_name):
          * Function to find the type of the variable. A Clone of PHP\’s “var_dump()” function.
   6. inArray(array, string):
          * Function to find if the string is in the array. Clone of PHP\’s “in_array()” function.
   7. inArrayI(array, string):
          * Function to find if the string is in the array. Clone of PHP\’s “in_array()” function. (its case insensitive)
   8. getMouseX(event):
          * Function to find the current X position of the mouse/cursor.
   9. getMouseY(event):
          * Function to find the current Y position of the mouse/cursor.
  10. getMouseXY(event):
          * Function to find the current X and Y positions of the mouse/cursor as an array.
  11. getBrowserName():
          * Function to return the name of the web browser.
  12. isBrowserIe():
          * Function to return “true” if the browser is “Microsoft Internet Explorer” else return “false“.
  13. isBrowserOpera():
          * Function to return “true” if the browser is “Opera” else return “false“.
  14. isBrowserNetscape():
          * Function to return “true” if the browser is “Firefox” or “Netscape” else return “false“.
  15. getTotalImages():
          * Function to return the number of images used in the current page.
  16. explode(delimiter, string):
          * Function to Split a string by a specified delimiter. A Clone of PHP\’s “explode” function.
  17. end(string / array):
          * Function to return the last character of a string or the last element of the array. A Clone of PHP\’s “end” function.