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One cool thing about php is that you can fairly easily validate users before displaying content on a page by page basis. Let's say you don't want to restrict the entire directory using htaccess, this is a neat alternative. This tutorial shows how to create a simple page-based login system using PHP and mySQL.

This tutorial describes how to build a basic admin interface to allow you to add and delete users from the browser instead of having to Telnet into the mySQL monitor and do it manually. Main function dealt here is to create a dynamic drop down list populated with usernames in the MySQL database.

ToDoList.php is a set of PHP3 scripts that create a web-based list of things to do. Items can be added and removed, and are sorted by an assigned priority. Also it is possible to assign special tasks to another person and specify a due date.

This tutorial provides introduction to XML and then moves on to create an XML page. Step by step instructions are given to read the data from XML file using ASP pages. Sample Code and online demo available.

This is the second part of creating Web-based admin user interface. This tutorial covers adding and deleting users via Web form using a MySQL database.

This site offers ASP help, tips and tricks, ASP Forum, book reviews, etc. It is also home of Q-Shop, the e-commerce shopping cart software.

WebPop is a Java servlet that allows you to read your mail box. This servlet supports Post Office Protocol (POP).

ODP++ uses http://dmoz.org (Open Directory Project) to retrieve real time data and display it. Unlike other similar scripts, you have full control over the appearance. It has improved built in support for creating niche web directories. It also comes with several plugins for amazon asociates, news headlines, etc. You can change every bit of HTML source. It is totally template and module based so that you can decide on the positions of the modules and how they will look like. The modules are: Categories, search box, links, newsgroups, etc. Other features include: SSI Emulation, remote SSI, remote html clipping, custom plugin API and plug and run library modules. (Requires perlscript).

A full featured traffic monitoring tool which does not use the server access logs. Extremely easy to install using the auto-configuration feature. No script changes necessary. Provides summary and detailed statistics by file and date, showing you exactly where your traffic is coming from. Many useful features.

Duck is a practice-testing system that ameliorates some of the most evil aspects of using quizzing software. Duck does not use a 'right/wrong' approach. Each response to a question can have unique feedback associated with it that is labeled as coming from the instructor. Students can interact with a question until they are ready to move on to the next one.

Lots of people have polls on their home page all of a sudden so once again we figured we'd write one for you. This is an easy to use ASP script that uses an Access database, and includes the "view results without voting" feature.

JHTML is a Java based HTML Editor that is being developed to eventually support features such as: Intell*sense type autocompletion with tags and their possible parameters, syntax highlighting, right click tag editing, wizards, and many more helpful features.

This tutorial shows the steps you need to install and configure PHP on Windows. It explains two different ways: Using PHP without Apache, and Using PHP with Apache.

Cartolina.java is a java servlet used to add e-cards services to your site. With Cartolina.java users can choose an image, and setting few parameters send an e-card to a friend.

This is a tutorial on how to write your own Feedback script in PHP, complete with source code.

Take this crash course on PHP, and see how it could be a smart alternative to using CGI to add interactivity to your site.

The purpose of this script is twofold: To show the perceived performance enhancements of pre-cached images, and To show how to script continually rotating images. When this page loads, it automatically pre-caches four images that are immediately available in the right-hand pane. The idea here is that as long as the visitor is waiting for a page to load, all the images may as well be downloaded up front, allowing for instantaneous image access thereafter. Activating the checkbox turns on a function that continually cycles through all pre-cached images at five-second intervals.

This is a set of ASP scripts that allows you to show to your visitors different ads each time they access a page from your server. The system is based in three different pages: global.asa that will be assigned a variable name session("ad") with a given value (0) each time a new visitor requests a page, adrotator.asp which will contain the information necessary to add different add to pages visited by clients, and A simple SSI code to be included in your ASP pages.

According to an article in the Wall Street Journal, the first three digits of a U.S. Social Security number is a code that may indicate the state or territory in which your application stated you were born (because the code reveals the state in which you registered). This JavaScript figures out which state your Social Security card was issued from the first three digits of your SSN.

This is a simple script called Simple Search. To set this script up just enter a DSN at the top of the Default.asp page and the rest is cake. What this does is once you enter in the DSN, the script will list all tables and views in the database, select a table or view and you can then search on the fields contained in the database.