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SharePoint Outlook Integration conveniently integrates Microsoft Outlooks with SharePoint's libraries and lists, providing a foundation for transfer of crucial e-mail to specified libraries in SharePoint. Have you ever wanted to share important e-mails or attachments with permitted personnel for ease of collaboration? Or save the integrity of multiple e-mails or attachments into a secure e-repository?

With Peek you are able to interact with tables and run queries all from within a web browser. You can View, Export and Drop Tables. You can Export to CSV or XML . Peek uses AJAX so all changes are done live in the browser window. Features: Easy to configure View, Edit, Export and Drop SQLite Tables Export to CSV or XML Run Raw Queries from within the browser Uses AJAX for fast and seamless editing

You can also suggest a good status for your friend or add your own status to the collection. It is a simple to use application which intimates users or admin about the activities related to this application via a nice html formatted email. Twitter Support Added.

Options are configurable via JavaScript. You can change timer type to coundown timer, countup timer. 2kb JavaScript footprint. Works in IE, Firefox, Safari, Opera, Chrome.

Add-in Send Personally is designed to send messages to a great number of recipients via Microsoft Outlook (32 and 64-bit). Add-in offers an alternative method of sending messages from Outlook, separate message being created for each recipient. The final recipient will get no information about the other recipients. Moreover, he/she will see only his/her name and address in the "To" field, as if the message was sent only to him/her.

Options are used to store various preferences and configuration settings for an application and it is a basic feature of a great product. Users will have great control of the application if you build it with useful and thoughtful options in mind. Here comes Option API . It is made of a set of PHP classes and a MySql table. This lib intends to make your development much faster and yet make a options rich application. It is made for developers like you, who wants to make great products. Check out manual file to understand more about this lib.

This object can manipulate matrices to transform Web page elements. It can create a matrix that defines transformations parameters to apply to a page element and recalculates the matrix values by applying different transformation operations like scaling, rotating and skewing. The object can also apply absolute or relative transformation to specific elements like canvas. It can also return transformation values to use in CSS definitions.

This object can preview images defined in select input options. It can take a parameter the identifier of a form select input element that has options set to the URL of images to be picked by the user. The object can display the currently selected image inside a preview page element. The object can also change the currently selected image to move next, previous, first, last or any of the images in the list.

You only have to call one function to convert a value from one unit to another. It is also verry simple to add your own units to the class using xml. Currently the class supports following units: Angle Area Data Density Energy Length Pressure Temperature Time Velocity Volume Weight Light

With the help of AD self service tool end users can unlock user accounts, reset password and make other updates. This tool thus helps administrators of active directory to pass over certain controls to users for better time utilization.

This object can expand textarea inputs as the user types the text. It listens to the events triggered when the user types or delete text in a textarea input. The object can adjust the dimensions of the textare input to make the text fit in the visible are of the input. The mininum or maximum width and height of the textarea input are configurable parameters.

This class can generate words or anagrams from specified rules. It can take a string that defines rules for the words to be generates like the allowed letters, position of certain letters, letters that should be used together, or the whole characters that may be used. The class returns one or more generated words in an array.

It is a Facebook sliding likebox plugin for WordPress. Easy to install, simply to configure, very flaxible with nice design. Features included: Very easy to install, 3 click configuration, language settings (you can choose your language), many ready presets (FB+TW, FB+TW+G+, etc.), left/right side of page available (flexible positioning), top/bottom margin configuration, live preview, iPad, iPhone, other mobile devices support (disable/enable), Facebook steam & faces support, Twitter support, Google+ support, YouTube (Video stream: uploads, favorites, playlist), Vimeo support (Video stream: my videos (uploaded videos only), my channels, my albums), LinkedIn support, Pinterest support , Very fast loading, content is only loaded when required, Powered by jQuery (noConflict mode), Behavior on click or hover, Multi tabs layout (small, medium, round), Light/dark color scheme, Great support (24h), CSS3 ready, Powered by jQuery (noConflict mode).

AbanteCart is a leading free PHP based eCommerce solution for merchants to provide ability creating online business and sell products online quick and efficient. AbanteCart built and supported by experienced enthusiasts that are passionate about their work and contribution to the rapidly evolving eCommerce industry. AbanteCart is powered with a robust and expandable core platform, state of the art feature set and a high performing user interface. Expandable shopping cart application with fast growing number of extensions. Easy extension installation and management with one step installation. This allows to add virtually any feature or service to AbanteCart in the future, that this is very important in current dynamically changing technology environment. - Easy to start and use - Responsive design for standard and mobile devices - PCI Compliant - Fast and secure - Features reach - Flexible and expandable - Embed code functionality. - SMS Notifications - Backend tasks

In this video, we are going to discuss AutoComplete feature and radio buttons. We start first with the AutoComplete. To turn this feature on, we need to do two things: (1) Turn AutoComplete on for forms in IE. (2) Add the property AutoCompleteType to the textbox control. When we load the page and type something and submit the form, you will notice that if you try to fill out something that start with the same letters as the previous item, a drop down will show you a list of suggestions. The second item this video discusses is the radio buttons. We start by creating some radio buttons under different panels and we see that we can select all these radio buttons at once. Since this is not the way radio buttons are used, we assign items in the same set a unique group name. Now only one item from the list can be selected. We also saw how to create radio buttons using the RadioButtonList control.

In the video, we cover three ways of submitting form data. First we look at the simple button. We created a form that asked the user for the first name, last name, and language of choice. We add an event associated with the submit button to read the user selections and display them on the page. We view source to see what ASP.NET generated for the form. Then, we removed the simple button and added a link button instead. We associated an event with that button and submitted the user input in the same way. Viewing source tells us that that link button is using an anchor tag with the help of JavaScript to submit the form data. Finally, we removed that link button and added an image button. We chose the image URL from an image that I have already added to the site. We associate an event with the image button and submitted the form data. The source of the html page shows us that the image button will render as an input with type image.

In this video, we will discuss the ways of posting back page data. We start with the simple way of posting the information back to the same page. For that, we create a simple form that contains user’s first name and last name and a button that submits that information to the page itself. Then, we modify the form to post to another page. The way to do that is to change the PostBackUrl property of the button to the name of the page we are posting to. In the receiver page, we are able to read information from the posting page. We create two text boxes that retrieve the first name and the last name. This is done by asking the PreviousPage to find the needed controls with the method FindControl. Since this method returns a Control, we need to cast the result back to a Textbox. Now that we have the information we need, we create a greeting statement for the user coming from the sender page.

This extension empowers Magento store owners to edit products’ images right from the Admin Panel. This simple, yet powerful extension will let you crop, resize, rotate your images, as well as adjust brightness, saturation, contrast, add blur, add text to the image, draw something with a pencil tool and more! All this was made possible because the extension employs Aviary image editing tool.