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If you update some pages frequently, you may want to make this process speedy. Instead of using ftp, you can modify your pages from your browser. And it only takes couple of minutes to install this free script.

PrensaLibre is a system of editing and automatic publication of any type of Web site whose contents change of continuous way, periodically or a combination of such. Originally it has been designed to publish newspapers and electronic magazines, it also allows you to create news sections within general Web pages. Please note that all documents are completely written in Spanish.

dynahtml.pl is a Perl Script that makes web pages by taking a template file and putting content into it by using another file. It was used to put the author's web site together from several pieces. Nice easy utility to keep your website updated.

QDMerge is a Quick and Dirty Perl script that Merges text from a source document with a template to generate a unique output file that follows a specific design.

This program is designed to run your entire site from a cgi program instead of html. The advantages are: You save on web space (html is only coded once), You can log each page, who hit it and when, Each page can have the same headers and footers, or using this script's advanced selection abilities, you can easily specify different headers and footers for each page, and Easy updates.

This script simply reads a file containing the HTML code and displays it to the caller, so you can include a SSI call where you wish the HTML to be inserted. Then, when the server sends the file it will parse the file and add the HTML code where the SSI tag was.

diWEBlo is a free tool to let non-programmers easily modify contents of Web pages by simply filling out Web forms you design. It also features template-based Web page creation and password protection for each user.

This Perl script allows you to catalog various web pages within a hierarchy and present them sorted by date in an HTML table.

Advanced Web File Editor 1.01 is an extension of Web File Editor 1.02. This version includes the ability to edit in one directory, or in all subdirectories. You simply set the path, select "Include Subdirectories" and the script will make the changes in every file it finds, starting at the path you specify. It will tell you how many times the replacement has been made, and how many directories and files it searched.

Whether you call it a weblog, a diary, or a journal, this simple Open Journal perl script will manage and maintain your Web-based musings and writings from a completely Web-based interface. Features include: automated file creation; automated index updating; automated archiving based on a weekly or monthly format. All done through ordinary text files and no additional perl modules needed to run it.

RearSite is an automated Web publishing tool allowing the management of files from a WWW user interface. RearSite has been written to give users the opportunity to update themselves their WWW personnal home pages without using any market product or FTP. An administrator creates users accounts (user name, user passwd, and user home directory), users get logged in and then receive access to their documents. RearSite is written in PERL (CGI.pm based) and use a FastCGI compliant HTTP server (like APACHE).

edc2html is a Perl program that generates an HTML document (composed of several files) that documents and allows hypertext navigation of a FrameBuilder Element Catalog.

Customizable web-accessible eMediaAdmin software allows easy and quick posting of stories, articles, images for your online magazine, newsletter, or newspaper. eMediaAdmin creates attractive webpages without handcoding. You can publish your articles and images on to the Web without any knowledge of HTML or HTTP protocols. Software can be learned in just minutes. The software automatically: creates subfolders/directories that are easy to understand and follow, creates a HTML page for each new story using pre-made templates of your choosing and design, uploads images in the correct folders, updates the archive pages, updates the front page or section pages, and supports banner advertising.

This is a very small script with one variable to change. You define the file to flush and the run the script and it will erase everything in that file. This script works good with add2file.

Htmlpp is a pre-processor for HTML documents. Its purpose is to simplify the work of writing and packaging large numbers of HTML documents. It acts like a compiler: you provide an input source text and htmlpp produces the HTML documents from that. This is easier and safer than trying to edit and manage separate HTML documents. You can use htmlpp to easily generate pages, headers, footers, contents, cross-links, etc.

Lets you use one file to generate an html header for every page you want to call the script from. Greatly reduces time and frustration - you can update only one table of contents file and every page on your site immediately is updated.

This pair of programs will automatically add a header and footer to your pages. This means that you can edit one file and have it automatically change in any number of files. Your server must allow SSI calls for this to work.

With Site Editer you can create, edit and view any types of files on your site right from your browser. It comes with password protection feature to prevent unauthorized users from using this script. It will also optionally email you all failed attempts to use this script.

This script allows you to create and edit footer and header files on your server, which can be in turn inserted into any of your HTML pages on the fly.

If you're generating pages repeatedly using the same format, or if you want to allow users to easily create data-entry and display screens, this script will do it. You just specify a file on your local hard drive that follows the right format, upload it to the script, and the script generates a form for you to fill in. Submit the form and your values are inserted into the same document and you get finished HTML.