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This German-based site features a large collection of many useful and free CGI scripts written in Perl. Applications include discussion board, guestbook, site search engine, Web site traffic analysis tool, form-based redirection, CGI library script and more.

This is a simple Perl script that simulates the Unix tool "finger".

This tutorial shows how to handle file uploads from web forms in your CGI programs using Perl and CGI.pm.

This is a quick explanation of how URL-Encoded CGI input can be decoded and processed to a useful form.

VocabSearch allows you to make up a list of vocabulary words and their definitions so that your students can look them up online. A student enters a word into the form, and the program will display all entries containing that word with all occurrences of the word in strong text. Comes with HTML forms for searching for terms, as well as for adding and deleting terms. Other possible uses include having your students create an annotated bibliography, where, for example, the Author's name and other information could be entered in the "term" field, and the information about the publication entered in the "definition" field. This would give you an online, searchable database. You can also give your students access to the "Add word" page, and build a collaborative database of terms and definitions that all students can benefit from. You might also use something like this to publish reviews, faculty information, etc.

SillySite is a simple web page design program. There are a limited number of built-in graphics and colors so that a person can quickly create a simple web page in a variety of "looks." When the user gets their page the way they like it, they can click a button and the program will email them the HTML page. You can choose colors for your page's background, text, and links and a "welcome" graphic to be displayed. You can type in more or less unlimited text, and even add up to 3 links to other sites you like. This was originally intended for students learning very basic HTML. They could see what their page would look like, then see the HTML code in the email. With slight modifications, this could be made to create pages on a site -- some members-only sites have done this.

Votesie is a script that lets you create a poll or issue for your visitors to vote on and then see the results. You can choose various background and font colors for your poll booth so that it can fit in with the rest of your website. When a person submits a vote, a page showing the current results of the vote is shown with a little bar graph and the total number of votes along with the percentage of people who voted that way. There is a minimal guard against "ballot box stuffing" based on the IP address of the user, but this does have its limitations. Best of all, if you have problems, just email the author for friendly support!

RemindMe is a simple auto-email reminder service program that lets users sign up to receive email reminders about a date they choose at a designated interval before that date. Users can select whether to be reminded only once or annually, semi-annually, quarterly, bi-monthly, monthly, bi-weekly, weekly, or daily. They can also choose to be reminded one day, three days, one week, three weeks, one month, or six months in advance. Users may also view, edit, or delete any pending reminders. The administrator may modify a special footer text file to be appended to all emails sent by the system. Supports basic POP-Before-SMTP and SMTP-Auth for mailing if needed.

Perlfect Solutions features a free collection of high quality CGI scripts for your Web site. Currently offers a site indexing/searching script, a Web site traffic analysis program and a Web-based mailing list manager.

This article describes a simple and effective method to format a CGI script's output from HTML templates, by replacing special template directives with dynamic content on the fly.

An introduction to sorting, and how to write your own sorting functions easily with perl. Includes some very common examples of sorts.

VeryInteresting is a simple loan calculator. If a user enters a loan amount, an interest rate, the length of a loan, and the payment frequency, the calculator will show the monthly payment and the total interest that will be paid if the loan is paid to term. For monthly payments, it will also show an amortization table. This can be an exciting activity for students studying simple interest, as they can quickly change the number of years a loan is for or the interest rate and see the dramatic differences this makes in both the payment amount and the total amount paid in interest for a loan.

A simple quadratic equation solver. Very simple to set up and use. Just type in the numbers to get your quadratic equation, and click "Solve that puppy." You will then be given the roots of the equation even if the number i is involved.

With Email This, you can create and set up any number of text files and allow your users to request one or more of the files via email by filing out a form you provide. It will then automatically email those files to them. It will also email you with the detail info on who has requested which files, etc.

This is a very simple guestbook written in Perl. It allows your visitors leave their names, email addresses and comments about your site, etc. It also logs and displays the date the visitor signed your guesbook.

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.

Add A Link 2 includes all the features and benefits of "Add A Link" plus this FFAL allows you to set up multiple catagories. That is, users can add their links to appropriate categories of the ones you specify.

This script includes all the features of "Tell Somebody" plus it allows your users to add their own messages if they would like.

If you have files to be downloaded by users but don't want them to know the download locations, this script is the solution. It also allow you to have users enter their names and email addresses before downloading your files. Other features include error checking and logging downloads.

With Script Master you can require users to enter their names and email addresses before downloading your files. It then sends them a thank you email and writes their name, email, and files downloaded to a database. You also get a notice email of the transaction.