List Cookies

List cookies that have been set for a web site:

// split up cookie into array (;  is deliminator)
thisCookie = document.cookie.split('; ');
// loop through array
if(thisCookie.length > 0){
	// open list
	document.write('<ul>');
	for(i=0;i<thisCookie.length;i++){
		// cookie name
		document.write('<li><strong>Cookie Name:<\/strong> ' + thisCookie[i].split('=')[0]);
		// cookie value
		document.write(', <strong>Value:<\/strong> ' + unescape(thisCookie[i].split('=')[1]) + '<\/li>');
	}
	// close list
	document.write('<\/ul>');
}

Use for seeing what cookies your site has set.

Favelet: Highlight A Tags

A favelet for highlighting anchor tags: Highlight A.

How to use favelets (from Accessify.com). Accessify also have quite a few useful ones.

Multiple versions of Internet Explorer

There is a way of running several versions of Internet Explorer on one PC without resorting to dual booting. Details at Insert Title Web Designs. It looks like you can finally run IE5 on Windows XP for testing your HTML/CSS code.

The method is very simple and it illustrates the fact that Internet Explorer is not completely integrated into Windows. There is a set of zipped files available. I wonder why developers were never told about this?

Update - Jan 9 2004: Downloads now available at: Skyzyx downloads - Internet Explorer versions 3, 4, 5 and 5.5 available