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The user selects a page location from a drop-down menu on your page and clicks "Go!" The user is then redirected to NickJump which tells the user where he/she is going. Then, the user is taken to the page he/she selected.

TextClock is a Perl CGI script which can be used to show browsers several variations of the current time and/or date. Server Side Includes is required.

FastLink is a redirection script written in Perl. It allows the webmaster to put his links all in one drop-down menu.

This very easy to setup script sends the results of a form to your email that a visitor submitted.

CrosswordMaker is a simple crossword puzzle maker and grader. It will lead you through a series of steps to create a crossword puzzle, then make the puzzle up as an HTML page that the program can grade later. It will only tell you if the entire puzzle is correct or not: there is no detailed information in the grading about where you might have gone wrong. The program does not auto-generate a puzzle: rather, it gives you, the creator, complete control over every square to let you design the exact puzzle you want.

This perl 5 library uses objects to create Web fill-out forms on the fly and to parse their contents. It provides a simple interface for parsing and interpreting query strings passed to CGI scripts. However, it also offers a rich set of functions for creating fill-out forms. Instead of remembering the syntax for HTML form elements, you just make a series of perl function calls. An important fringe benefit of this is that the value of the previous query is used to initialize the form, so that the state of the form is preserved from invocation to invocation. Everything is done through a CGI'' object. When you create one of these objects it examines the environment for a query string, parses it, and stores the results.

This is a powerful image counter with 25 graphic number styles for the counter digits. You may also create your own stylings for the counter digits. The Access Counter returns a GIF-graphic of the counter value which has been stored in the counter-database. There is protection against non-authorized usage by a special key-file. In addition, an included Counter WatchDog utility allows you to view the current status of all counters on your server, as well as add, edit or delete counter information.

This script allows any user to write an interactive story. Users read a page of the story, then select one of two links to decide what happens next. Eventually, they reach the end of what has been written so far. Then they can write their own addition to the story. It can also send an email notification to admin whenever a new chapter is added.

TextCounter requires Server Side Includes and will display a text count of the number of visitors to a page in your web site. TextCounter includes options such as 0 padding numbers, file locking, linking from the count, displaying the date from when the count began and more. It works on multiple pages and allows you to restrict accesses to certain parts of your server.

WebLibs is the Webified version of the old "Mad Libs" party game. It will allow you to set up "stories" on your Web site which visitors can complete by "filling in the blanks." Of course, the catch is, they don't actually see what the story is, until after they've already completed it. That's what makes it fun!

Pro Top Sites is a program which works like a poll system. It lets a webmaster sign up and receive a special URL which he/she will put on their website. Then, whoever clicks on that link/banner linked to that special URL will generate one vote for that site. The more votes the site gets, the higher it is ranked among other sites.

This program keeps track of the number of times a HTML-page is visited. This is done through a small GIF-image which is inserted into the HTML-page. The counter includes transparent image and anti-terrorist protection options. It allows up to 32 separate counters and different digit styles of any size.

MakeBook takes input from students or other users, and adds it to an HTML file in the order you specify. The user types in his/her name, email address, and some text. The program then adds the text to the ongoing story file and allows the user to immediately view his/her entry. You also have options to choose whether to show the date of each submission, the names and email addresses of contributors and whether to email you each submission, and whether or not to require approval of submissions. You may also choose whether new entries should be placed at the beginning of the file or at the end. MakeBook can also be used as a guestbook, where you can moderate entries to help avoid spam.

This is a random midi player written in Perl, it will play a random tune every time someone visits a page with the script on it. The program reads from a flat text database containing the midi URL and title. The script also supports a very customizable output. (Requires SSI)

This code generates X bitmap according to a calculated access number for a given document. It also features, if you have defined server side includes you can have the output in plain text instead of X bitmap.

This "Interactive Story" script allows users to not only add their parts of a story, but also change the previously written part to a certain extent. While more and more portions of text are being added, the older portions are being saved as "History" - which is not the subject to change. But the story's "tail" may be edited at any time.

Server Side Include Random Image Displayer is a slightly extended version of the Basic Random Image Displayer. This Server Side Includes version allows you to have a random image appear together with its corresponding random link, as well as a few more configurable options than the Basic Random Image Displayer.

With this script you can create a clickable image map on your Web pages. It supports the rectangle-shaped.

Random Image Displayer allows you to set up a list of images and then randomly display them as inlined images or background images. Called from a normal image tag, no Server Side Includes are necessary.

Countdown allows you to implement a simple countdown to a specific date in your web pages. You can have the countdown accurate to the second, minute, hour, day, month or year.