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“My Voting Script” aims to
This is a secure order form
RediCart is a powerful
PgWebforum is discussion
provide an easy to use add
processor to be used with
Perl-based shopping cart
forum made with a collection
in solution for adding
SSL protocol. It allows
system designed to enable
of PHP/HTML pages
voting interaction on
admin to create the html
you to accept credit card,
that uses Postgresql or
webpages. The package
page with the order
check, and EFT payments
Oracle 8 as a database. It
includes both a CGI script
form, which is linked with
online in real-time. It is
lets you follow subjects and
and an SSI for embedding
the cgi script that is
designed to work with
search boolean phrases.
into .shtml pages.
hosted on the secure
iTransact's payment
Both interfaces use the same
Web-server with SSL
acceptance services
config file and can be used
protocol. When some order is
(RediCharge, RediCheck, and
exclusively or in
made, the script sends to
RediEFT), but you can modify
combination. A question and
admin. the order
it to work elsewhere.
list of answers is entered
confirmation and write the
Features include: No
in the config file. The
order into the database.
per-transaction or usage
included CGI script can be a
Admin. can view or delete
fees, Easy installation,
accessed directly to present
the order entries using the
Header and Footer HTML
the user with the question
SSL secure protocol and the
pages for quick set-up,
and list of options. After
password protection. Very
Uses customer's IP address
making a selection, a pretty
easy to install and
to track cart contents,
bar graph is displayed with
configure.
Advanced shipping charge
the results. The included
options, Advanced tax
SSI script can be used to
options, Fully documented
embed the question and
step-by-step installation
answers in a smaller table
instructions, and Customer
within a webpage. Clicking
order completion can be
on one of the options in the
handled on iTransact's
SSI page shows the results
secure (SSL) server (for
in a new popup window. The
those merchants who register
script has optional time
with iTransact).
based IP logging to prevent
multiple votes from the same
IP address within a
specified window.
Date: Aug, 09 2005 Date: Mar, 05 2004 Date: Aug, 27 2003 Date: May, 18 2000 |
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FAQ PLAIN, stands for
This introductory tutorial
HPFind is a small Perl script
GF ImageDeck is the easiest,
"FAQ Preprocessor
will teach you the basics of
that allows you to find
most efficient method
Lacking An Interesting
vbscript, ASP intrinsic
files in users' directories
available today to provide
Name", is a very easy
objects, how to call ASP
and displays them in a table
your guests with a
to use customizable FAQ web
intrinsic objects and make
on an html page. This
constantly fresh, constantly
page generator. It features:
use of them and what makes a
version looks for index.htm
new set of images. Presented
Easy to use - no HTML code
.asp page different from a
and index.html in
in a
needed for the FAQ,
.htm / .html page.
~/public_html, but can be
traditional
"Thumbnail
Automatic numbering of
After the completion of this
set to search for any file.
Gallery" using one of
questions; hierarchical
tutorial you will be able to
It also allows you to
two common styles, GF
structure of the numbering,
start writing your own .asp
configure the output text
ImageDeck can automate the
Separate the FAQ into
pages.
and background, and exclude
tedious chore of laying out
sections; section headers
a given list of users.
the images, building the
appear at top of page,
hyperlinks, and keeping the
Generates one static HTML
selection fresh. Using
page, and more.
advanced random number
techniques, GF ImageDeck
"deals" out a
random selection of images
from a "deck" you
specify. Best of all, your
guests never see a
"raw" image. They
are always kept in standard
HTML pages, giving
you every opportunity to
hold them and sell them on
your site and its benefits.
Date: May, 08 2000 Date: Mar, 15 2000 Date: Mar, 12 2000 Date: Mar, 11 2000 |
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