This is a database-driven application for creating and maintaining Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs).

paFAQ is a feature rich FAQ/Knowledge base system. It runs using PHP and MySQL. The features consist of categories, answers, questions, multiple admins, fully functional admin control panel, mulit-lingual interface, skinning support, and many many more...

Fast, simple, easy in configuration script that allows you create and manage FAQ page on your site. It is based on PHP and MySQL. It is easy to install and administrate. And it is very easy to put it into your design because of templates (FastTemplate).

Crazy Faqs is an automated system for displaying FAQs (frequently asked questions) on your website. Features: Central Administration done through the web browser Easily create/edit/delete Q&A Categories & Questions Create unlimited categories Add unlimited questions and answers Easily rearrange FAQ's HTML templates to customize look All style settings are adjusted using a web based interface Advanced security settings for administration Change format of faq to different styles It is designed for quick set-up and simple management: There are only four variables to set in the "config.txt" file. It will generate the code for your web pages for you.

Administer a website's frequently asked questions. It blends easily with your site, allows unlimited category depth, is searchable, features multi-level FAQ administrators, and allows questions to be in multiple categories. Optional user question submission option is available, along with most recently added and most popular lists. Works with Register Globals on or off!

PHPGlossar is an easy-to-use Glossary System, based on PHP and MySQL. You can add, edit and remove words from a database by using a separate admin-tool. It provides full language support, and you can redesign it very easily. It includes the ability to collect words and descriptions in a user-friendly environment, and a search engine for words. The latest version update: a new picture-pack, and some Bugfixes for Searchfunction, Style and Output.

phpWebNotes is a page annotation system for manuals and how-to documents modelled after php.net. It is a php based solution to letting users contribute their own comments to a document. This project was originally conceived to help people who maintain technical help documents and how-tos. These web docs most often benefit from having user added footnotes. Visit the site to see a sample demo. You can also see a real sample at: http://mantisbt.sourceforge/manual/

Support Information Tracker is intended to be a free Knowledgebase for organizations that want a lot of features at a bargain price (FREE)... Features include multiple document versions, group permissions, document submittal review, WYSIWYG editor, Multiple dynamic security settings to restrict sensative areas, and many more.

FAQBase allows you to set up an FAQ system for your website. This very flexible script supports multiple categories, a search function, and on-page admin links. All aspects of FAQBase's design and functionality can be customizaed, including table properties, table colors, head/foot template files and page titles. Installation instructions are included and a demo is available.

A script to create a glossary online. Display all entries or by lettres (alphabetical linked list). Search form on words and their definition. Visitors can suggest entries. With administration and validating files. Looks can be changed in the configuration file (css). (SharedGlossary is now a feauture of PhpGlossary).

A glossary program written in PHP (4.2.1) that utilizes PostgreSQL and Smarty Templates. It allows you to add, edit and delete terms. The database can be searched by the term field, the definition field or both, as well as by character (A-Z, 0-9). Visitors can suggest words, and they won't be published until you approve them. Has add/edit/delete functions for words, definitions, and users. Users can be sepereated from "Admins" so they don't get full priviledges.

This is a PHP/MySQL-based tool to build your own knowledge base for messages and notes for your site. It was developed on Windows 95 and runs also on Windows NT 4.0. It requires MySQL version 3.23 (or 3.22 on UNIX/LINUX) or later and PHP version 4.

AmyQ stands for Ask Me Your Question and is a unique FAQ manager that displays question in order from most asked to least asked. This ensures that the real most frequently asked questions come to the top.

Faqforge is a web based document creation and management tool. It can be used to create FAQs, manuals, guides, HOWTOs, and other web based documents requiring a hierarchical structure.

FAQ-U is an open source, free and flexible system for maintaining a list of Frequently Asked Questions, commonly referred to as a "FAQ". FAQ-U lets you make your FAQ dynamic in nature, makes it easier to maintain, makes it searchable and basically far more presentable than the traditional hand edited format. FAQ-U still however gives you the capability to create a "plain text" version as well for posting to USENET and sending via email.

This is a tool to help you build a knowledgebase on your Web site. The knowledgebase is organized into various topics. Users ask questions pertaining to certain topics. The questions/answers are browsable by keywords. The data is stored in a relational database - MySQL. It requires Apache with PHP3 and MySQL to use this tool. Different users have different privileges: Certain users can only ask questions and browse answers, Some can answer questions and The administrators can delete irrelevant questions, assign privileges to users etc.