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This script will convert a windows 'favorites' file into a handy HTML bookmarks file that can then be added to your web pages.

The ht://Dig system is a complete world wide web indexing and searching system for a small domain or intranet. This system is not meant to replace the need for powerful internet-wide search systems like Lycos, Infoseek, Webcrawler and AltaVista. Instead it is meant to cover the search needs for a single company, campus, or even a particular sub section of a web site. As opposed to some WAIS-based or web-server based search engines, ht://Dig can span several web servers at a site. Some of its main features include: Intranet searching, Support Robot exclusion, Boolean expression searching, and Configurable search results.

Class:NamedParms provides key name checking for named accessor parameters. This allows the use of a generic 'get/set' type parameterized accessor while automatically catching accidental mis-spellings and usage of uninitialized parameters. This catches a large class of programming errors without requiring a new accessor for every object parameter.

Search::InvertedIndex is A general purpose inverted indexing system suitable for medium scale searching. By mapping 'keys' to 'indexes' it provides ultra-fast look ups of all 'indexes' containing specific 'keys'. This produces highly scalable behavior where thousands, or even millions of records can be searched extremely quickly.

This script emails you any and all field data from a submit form. It includes a default Comment/Request form if you use the 'GET' method. If you use the 'POST' method, it just emails the field data that appear on that form. This script is based on the Form-Mail script by Reuven M. Lerner, and a modified version of Matt Wright's FormMail script.

This script goes through a list of Web pages to change the "Last updated ..." string to the date the file was last modified. Run this script in UNIX after updating any html files. Any line beginning with $tag will be replaced with $update unless equal. Nothing will change if the $tag line matches the current file date.

guestbk2.pl is an extension of Matt Wright's guestbook script. It adds a built-in form that allows the user to review their entry as it will look in html before saving it to the file. It preserves the data during review in a form on the same page for editing. No temporary files are necessary.

Class::ParmList is a general named parameter list parser. It handles default values, required vs allowed distinctions, optional name lexical checking, multiple retrieval, and error reporting. It also works well as a complement to Class::NamedParms.

formtest.pl is useful for testing forms. It displays the raw url-encoded GET or POST string and parses out the variables for display as html or plain text.

This program allows you to represent dynamic tables on your html page. You just have to give a data file name and the columns definitions in parameter and the applet do all the work. User can navigate in the table using keyboard or mouse, change the columns size. CAGrid is based of the CJGrid class. Implementing the CDataSet interface of CJGrid allow you to use it in your own development.

Tie::FileLRUCache provides a persistent filesystem based LRU cache. It uses the 'last accessed' timestamp generated by the file system to determine the 'oldest' cache entry and discards the oldest cache entries when needed to stay under the -keep_last limit. If you store thing very fast (such that many entries receive the _same_ time stamp), it is essentially a coin toss which entry within a single timestamped second gets purged from the cache to make room for new ones.

CGI::Minimal provides a lightweight alternative to the CGI.pm module shipped with Perl. It is approximately 1/6th the size of CGI.pm but provides largely compatible access to form decoding and a small number of other tasks essential to writing CGI scripts in Perl. Designed for people who are comfortable working closely with the HTTP protocal and writing HTML directly. Supports file uploading as just another transparently decoded form field.

Tie::DB_File::SplitHash is designed for support of file size limitted OSes. It transparently splits a DB_File database into as many distinct files as desired. It also distributes hash entries between the files using a randomization algorithm. It has the effect of allowing DB_File hashes to grow to the full size of the partition. Requires 'Digest::SHA1' and 'DB_File' to be installed.

This is an experimental Perl module that allows you to use lists as the keys for multi-level hashes. Excellent for parse tree generation and other similar tasks where you need to create very deep trees or the tree depth is not known in advance. A real performance win on very deep trees over 'walking the tree' starting from the root node.

This handy dandy little script generates meta tags for your websites quickly and easily.

CCalendar is a calendar applet that you can use as a real calendar choosing the global appearence and the photo you want to show. You can use it as a help for you site's user to entry date in a form field. CCalendar supports multilanguage for days and months and adds schedule possibility. It also allow you to link event to the days.

Easymenu2 is an Java applet for managing a menu and giving visual informations about the items.

BAZAAR is a fully GPL WWW conferencing program with a MySQL back end. It is based on an earlier version of WWWThreads, but significant changes and enhancements have been made. For example, code has been simplified and many common tasks have been moved into an API to facilitate distributed development. Main features include: Multiple language support (user selectable and easy to add language files), Themes support (selectable at the site level), Profanity filter, Username filter, Error logging, Abililty to restrict users to specified categories by category number, and Fine grain access control using Unix style permissions.

filter.plx is a fairly rudimentry spam filtering system coded in perl. When a piece of email comes in, two separate sets of rules are executed, one batch on the message header, another on the body. Of the second batch, one of the rules is a list of regexes that are matched against the body of the letter. It's pretty configurable to those comfy with unix and perl. You can adjust the threshold, or individually disable various rules.

Fett is a web site logging tool. It can log multiple pages and it is very easy to configure, you only have one variable to change. Fett does not require SSI.