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Handy Address Book CGI
This is a neat little script
A small but useful script
Smart Frame will allow you to
provides an address book you
which allows you to keep a
available *nowhere* else.
load links to other sites in
may view, modify, or
running tally on your site
What this does is simple.
a frame, just like
administer using a web
of any and all internet
You run the script with a
Hotmail.com does. In another
browser from any platform.
companies that have gone
word, for example: Sex, it
frame you can put a link
You can define users and set
under or are laying off
then queries AltaVista and
back to your site or a
permissions, so address
people now.
pulls all keywords with that
banner. A great way to keep
books can be shared among
word in them. You can
visitors at your site...
multiple users with varying
literally build unlimited
even when they leave your
levels of access. Fully
keyword lists with this tiny
site. Smart Frame Pro also
customizable, including
little program.
counts every click so you
colors, fonts, field labels,
know which links are most
column ordering, and more so
popular. This CGI can also
that you can integrate the
be used for linking to FILES
address book into your
on your site (like music,
existing web site. Ideal
graphics, warez, etc.), and
for sharing contacts among
you can display the top 10
multiple users in an office,
files to your visitors.
making a corporate directory
Features:
- Very easy to
available on your web site,
install. - Use an unlimited
networking your address book
amount of frames. - Offer
for access on multiple
visitors the option to close
computers, or making your
the frame(s) with a special
addresses available no
link. - Admin page which
matter where you travel. It
let's you view or reset the
can run anywhere with Perl
stats. - You can display
CGI support and requires no
the top links to your
non-standard Perl modules.
visitors (on a page by
itself or on your .shtml
page). - Optionally count
only 1 click per person. -
Optionally store information
on the refering URL of each
link. - Can be used in many
ways: Like to show people a
page while they download a
file from your site. Each
download will then be
counted and you can display
your top downloads on your
site! - Very fast, it will
not slow down the time it
takes to load a link.
Date: Jun, 02 2006 Date: Mar, 03 2006 Date: Feb, 24 2006 Date: Aug, 11 2005 |
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Freelancers is a CGI / Perl
PeopleLocator, as the name
This utility reformats HTML
OnlineDirectory is a highly
reverse auction type script.
suggests, is a powerful tool
code to be properly
customizable "online
Our script allows
used to locate people via
indented/nested for improved
telephone book".
freelancers (or service
world wide web. It searches
readability. You can indent
Harnessing the power of
providers) to signup to bid
public records databases to
the existing lines as-is, or
Perl, you can permit your
on projects which are posted
attempt to locate
totally reformat the code to
visitors to find information
by individuals (commonly
information on a person(s)
have one tag per line.
such as telephone numbers
reffered to as buyers. The
you wish to find. It even
Hindent is useful in
and addresses of people.
buyer picks the bid he
provides you with a
deciphering
This is an excellent way to
likes, and the project
map/directions to the
software-generated HTML code
keep your visitors coming
begins. You can take any
person(s) address.
when it's all just one huge
back to your site! The
commission you want based on
line, or help you find that
installation couldn't be any
the bid amount or just set a
last missing end-tag, or
easier!
flat fee! It's a lot like an
deal with code victimized by
auction, but the buyer has
creeping featurism. Written
more control over it. All
in Perl for Unix.
you have to do is promote
Understands all HTML 3.2
the service. Absolutely
nestable tags.
everything else is done by
the script, even money
deposits!
Now works with
paypal (IPN), e-gold,
clickbank, authorize.net and
2checkout.
Date: Jul, 29 2004 Date: Nov, 11 2002 Date: Jan, 02 2000 Date: Jun, 08 2006 |
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