New Scripts | C & C++

Hazel is a shopping cart written in C. A shopper clicks on links and submits forms which ask Hazel to add items to their order. Billing (and shipping) data is also entered and collected by Hazel. She computes the cost of the order and sends the information to the shopkeeper for processing. Sales tax, shipping, discounts and other order components are completely configurable by the shopkeeper via Hazel's "rules" files. Hazel also allows you complete freedom to design your site the way you see fit.

Cart32 is a proven, very flexible shopping cart management system for Windows based Web servers. It features complete remote administration through a Web browser and is extremely secure, using public/private key encryption for credit card information. It is easy to use and very customizable. The new version includes direct support for most major payment processers and can be setup to support just about any other payment processesor as well. There are also extensive customizations for tax, shipping product management, etc. Version 4.3 adds many new features, including support for MySQL and SQL server, much stronger public/private key encryption of passwords and credit card numbers, integrates well with ASP, Cold Fusion, and Microsoft FrontPage, validation of expiration dates, and much more.

YACGI Simple Email Handler is yet another form processor written in C/C++.

This is uncgi, a frontend for processing queries and forms from the Web on UNIX systems. It decodes all the form fields and sticks them into environment variables for easy perusal by a shell script, a C program, a Perl script, or whatever you like, then executes whatever other program you specify.

NetFormDD is a CGI program that reads HTML fill-in form input, formats it into a readable message, and then sends it to the specified destination. All you need to do is modify the included file "NetFormDD.HTM" to specify your preferences. No programming required.

MailForm is an easy-to-use CGI program for Windows that sends the results of a submitted form as an email message. It is primarily designed for use with an online registration form (and includes the ability to verify that a credit card is a valid number), but can be used for any form. MailForm requires that there be a SMTP mail server accessible from the web server machine.

FormRunner! is a Configurable Web Form Processing Tool that lets you process your own forms through a single CGI program, written in C. Simply use plain text files to control data handling and output options. FormRunner! handles simple forms as well as complex forms. It is easy to use yet very powerful. You can use it to process simple order forms, set up a shopping-cart service. You can use FormRunner! to build complex interactive multi-step dynamic web sites that can be easily modified and expanded as your needs become more complex.

CookMail is a powerful HTML email form CGI handler. Without doing any programming, HTML writers (professional and novice) can create any email forms utiltizing the following key features of CookMail: automatic handling of all input fields, total control of the email message fomat and the CGI output, run CGI scripts (such as a counter) in the output, automatic/manual multiple selection handlings and MIME support.

The purpose of cgiemail, a CGI program written in C for Unix, is to take the input of WWW forms and convert it to an e-mail format defined by the author of the WWW form, so that the resulting e-mail messages are not difficult to sort through. Using it requires slightly more work than forms-to-email programs with less flexibility in e-mail format. Nevertheless, users with no programming experience can follow the simple step-by-step instructions in the cgiemail user guide.

This scripts employs a single configuration file of allowable recipients and delivers email only to users specified by the maintainer using the mail or sendmail Unix programs.

WebBoard 4.0 brings enterprise-class power to threaded discussions and real-time chat in a single, cost-effective package. From SQL Server support to fully integrated 1,000-user Internet Relay Chat (IRC), WebBoard 4.0 provides scalability and performance demanded by the busiest sites. Yet WebBoard 4.0 is priced so even small companies or workgroups can take advantage of this powerful application. The addition of HTTP-compliant logging, newsreader support and mailing list capabilities makes WebBoard an integral part of the collaboration environment for any business, organization, or active site.

Ceilidh is a platform-independent engine for collaboration and document sharing on the Web. It allows users to write text/html web messages that are automatically converted into hypertext and that appear as individual components of a threaded list of messages. Ceilidh also offers the ability to attach files to messages as well as user-selectable e-mail notification of new messages. It can also be used to post bulletins on the Web and even to function as a web-based e-mail listserver.

A-Forum script is written for web sites operating under Microsoft Internet Information Server (MS IIS) for Windows NT or Microsoft Personal Web Server (MS PWS) for Windows 95/98. It supports nested hierarchical structure of messages received from users. Messages are placed on the server and retrieved by user request with an option of deleting messages by local or remote server administrator. It automatically generates pages and forms in HTML format, sends them to users, receives information entered by users from the browser and stores those data on the server for further retrieval.