A new "Drag Layer" that runs in Mozilla / Netscape 6. It will replace the origin "Drag Layer" Behavior so make a backup of your Configuration folder if you wanna keep the old one.
		Mozilla and Dreamweaver Timelines can be a pain in the ass - they just don't work except image swapping and behavior calling. But there was no movement. Until now! I decided to write a bugfix behavior that fakes the old Netscape DOM style for mozilla. After calling Mozillamat you can run all timeline behaviors, that includes my homegrewn timeline stuff. There is only one drawback: The browser should call the script at the very first time, that means the behavior call should appear in the behavior floater at top. Use the up/down buttons to move the behavior order.
		This behavior validates credit card numbers. You can select the special card type to be validated, or in case it doesn't matter select "ANY" for card type - then all card types will be validated. You can also connect the card type to a special form menu in your page that contains all card types. (Check the special Object "Credit Cards" in your object floater under forms). This behavior validates ONLY the logic of CC numbers: Prefix, Length, and Check Digit Criteria. It doesn't mean that the entered number exist! Use it at your own risk! (3.0)
		Open Window is a small improvement for the original Open Window Behavior: You can center the new window. It's exactly the same look and feeel than the original (and most of the code is native). Before you replace the original fieles with this copy please make a backup. (3.0)
		Calc Form lets you calculate any form fields very easy. You can add any text field or hidden field and use any Math function on it. All operations are displayed in a list like on a cash register. And you can test the calculation at creating time (calculate/formula) (2.0 ~ 3.0)
		Go by frame behavior is the 3rd timeline behavior (and the last for now). It changes the current timeline position and jumps for or back to any relative frame position. Is this new position lower than zero or higher than the last frame it just jumps to the limits. Put it into the Timeline folder (it might not work in any other folder) (2.0 ~ 3.0)
		Reverse Timeline runs a timeline in the "wrong" direction, for example from frame 15 down to frame 1 - Just use it as the play timeline behavior. Put it into the Timeline folder (it might not work in any other folder) (1.2 ~ 2.0 ~ 3.0)
		Random Timeline runs one timeline of a set of timelines on your page. Just insert it to the desired place - the code will do the rest for you. Put it into the Timeline folder (it might not work in any other folder) (1.2 ~ 2.0 ~ 3.0)
		Moves any layer at top of the z-order. You can release the previous moved layer to the origin zIndex. Of course it works on nested layers but be careful because of Netscape 4 (2.0 ~ 3.0)
		Now you can really validate a form. "Check form" makes much more than the native DW behavior. Radios and checkboxes can be validated (is checked or if checked a input must filled too) and menus and lists as well (a item must be selected). Input fields can be filled with e-mail strings, various date strings, a range or simply anything in connection with checked boxes/radios. And the killer feature: You can define custom error messages. (2.0 ~ 3.0)
		You might think "What's that?!" A script that simulates animated Gif's? Yes and no - It can animate gif but also jpeg's and any other images type - in this mix. You can trigger the start and at end you can define any action. Loop as long as you want it. The GUI is very elegant - watch the preview of the images! (1.2 ~ 2.0 ~ 3.0)
		This behavior shows a gauge (like in the "real" computer world). It simply checks all images which are preloading from "Preload Images" behavior. Are all 100% images loaded you may run any javascript. It makes only sense on bigger preloads >80k. Now with Color picker (1.2 ~ 2.0 ~ 3.0)
		Wanna swap randomly an image? Here is your behavior. You can loop, delay and choose as many random-images as you want.
		This behavior changes an URL from a given URL list - randomly. Just choose the URL's and target. If using frames (only in this case!) the URL's can be loaded in intervals - just mark "Loop". (1.2 ~ 2.0 ~ 3.0)
		Why another Show/Hide behavior? This one works a bit different: You can specify a text wich should occur n the layer name to hide and/or show. First the script hides all matching layers and then it show the layerswich matches the show string. The example explain it more. It's very useful if you have many Layers at one file. It will not work for nested layers in NS4. (1.2 ~ 2.0 ~ 3.0)
		On -Off -On - Off - On - Off. This just toggles any layer. Is it visible - set to hidden and vice versa. Still Questions? Look at my Example (1.2 ~ 2.0 ~ 3.0)
		Not every animation need a timeline. Some are much better done by describing the math function for example: Rotating, Spiral, Sinus and Pendulum. Now you can define the end position of the animation. Btw, this is one of my masterpieces-couldn't decide yet :-) (1.2 ~ 2.0 ~ 3.0)
		This behavior stops a running layer f(x) animation. (1.2 ~ 2.0 ~ 3.0)
		Mouse trace captures your mouse-coordinates and stores it into: yy_ml, yy_mt for left and top values. You can also execute a function after reading. It's an addition to Layer f(x). (1.2 ~ 2.0 ~ 3.0)
		It fly's a text from the right edge into the screen. Just create for each word a layer add a style to the layer and make a good looking layout. Then add the behavior to any event. It's similarly to use as ZoomIn (1.2 ~ 2.0 ~ 3.0)
		Let's you zoomin and out any text, looping is enabled. It looks very dynamic as you can see in the example right. Now I added some features, the Text flies in and stays on screen. Also the font type can be changed now. (1.2 ~ 2.0 ~ 3.0)
		You can choose a date by going through a calendar layer. The result is given back into an input field. This is useful if you want to give a formatted date to a search engine or another cgi script. Cool: you can define colored Calendars. And it's now Y2K save. (1.2 ~ 2.0 ~ 3.0)
		This runscript works like the MM Call Javascript Behavior but a bit better: because you can choose fast and easy all custom javascript functions taht already inserted in your file from a list. (1.2 ~ 2.0 ~ 3.0)
		This behavior simply checks if the user client accepts cookies, you can define two URL - one for "yes" and one for "no". This works for most browsers (not Netscape 2). More about cookie behaviors on webmonkey. (1.0 ~ 1.2 ~ 2.0 ~ 3.0)