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ActiveX UserManager is a set of simple objects for creating, deleting, and managing user accounts, groups, servers and domains in the Windows NT environment. Enables work with user accounts and groups from VBS/JS, ASP and T-SQL. Features include: Add and remove users and groups, Add and remove user from a group, Local and global group enameration; User enameration, Group members and user groups enumeration; Name, Password and Account policy, Fullname, Comment, Last Logon, Logoff, Number of logons, Enable, Disable, Unlock, RAS (dialin) properties, Script path, Home dir, Profile, Change password, and Logon hours.

Embperl gives you the power to embed Perl code in your HTML documents. Using Perl means being able to use a very elaborate programming language, which is widely used for WWW purposes. You can also use hundreds of Perl modules which have already been written - including DBI - for database access to a growing number of database systems. While this could also be done with other packages, Embperl has several features especially for HTML: dynamic tables, formfield-processing, escaping/unescaping and more. Embperl is a server-side tool, which means it's browser-indpendent. It can run in various ways: Under mod_perl, as a cgi script, or offline.

eNews is advanced management tools for on-line news articles and announcements publishing. This scripts support for unlimited number of News themes, for each, you can define multiple moderator. Each moderator can add a news or validate, edit, remove public submit for his news theme. eNews allows 1 or more administrator to administrate all news themes, create, modify and delete accounts for different moderators and news themes. News can be displayed by CGI or this scripts can generate HTML pages, of course the output is 100% customizeable (using template).

Redirects a user to the page based on their language. For example, English language user browsers, which report the language as 'en' in most cases, can be redirected to an English page, while Spanish language user browser, which report the language as 'es' in most cases, can be sent to a separate Spanish page. This method works well for redirecting users in all the languages that you set up. Instructions on adding more languages are included in the source code. It works only with version 4.0+ browsers.

This script allows for people using browsers that are RFC1867 compliant to upload files directly through their web browser to your server. Administrators can configure for each users where file will be uploaded. This script is ideal for administrator's who want to allow users to upload files, but don't want add a FTP account.

AnyURL is a CGI form processing program which provides a trivial way for HTML authors to use CGI forms input to point to URL's without doing any programming. This avoids the need to write a different program for each form (or group of forms), while still being flexible enough to point to URL's containing different access methods, nodes, and object types.

Do you maintain a different version of your site for Windows and another for Mac users? Or, when allowing your visitor to download items from your site, would you like to automatically redirect them to the appropriate software download page for their computer? This short script does it all.

In Effective Perl Programming, Perl experts Joseph Hall and Randal Schwartz share programming solutions, techniques, programming pointers, rules of thumb, and the pitfalls to avoid, enabling you to make the most of Perl's power and capabilities. The authors will help you develop a knack for the right ways to do things. They show you how to solve problems with Perl, and how to debug and improve your Perl programs. Offering examples, they help you learn good Perl style. Geared for programmers who have already acquired Perl basics, the book will extend your skill range, providing the tactics and deeper understanding you need to create Perl programs that are more elegant, effective, and succinct.

CodeBrainSlider is a multi-image slide-show presentation tool. It will handle up to 100 images, and each image is linkable (URL, frame, target). Images can be of different sizes and widths. A VerticalMode parameter lets the applet auto-center vertically, or position the images all against the top or the bottom. Additional parameters allow control of the thickness of both the frame and border, and the colors of the frame, the border, and the link boxes for the images. The applet features simplicity of setup and a very small, fast, single .class file. Protective coding limits parameter errors, and the parameter set is quite easy to use. Data sheets, sample set-ups and graphics are included with the download kit.

I-Spy is a Perl script which identifies new files on various remote FTP and Web sites. It grabs and compares contents of FTP directories and web pages. It will then compile a report and either send it via e-mail or save it as a web page. You may also request both deliveries of the report. For e-mail reports, you may request plain text or HTML. I-Spy logs its activity as it chugs along. You may specify the log directory, or I-Spy will try to find one automatically. For web page reports, I-Spy will attempt to store the log in such a place where it may be referenced by the report and served by the web server.

Nicely balanced treatment of CGI programming in both C, which has distinct performance advantages, and Perl, currently the most popular language for CGI. An essential technical programming reference for Web sites. In concise, clear language, this book explains how to write CGI programs to implement dynamic documents that provide interactivity and multimedia features for Web sites using UNIX-based HTTP servers.

This is a text-based counter script that performs two functions. It increases the count by one, and then prints the new count to the page. If the ShowIP feature is enabled in the script, then the page visitor's IP will likewise be displayed. You can make the counter output appear in any font face, size, or color; just use font tags around the SSI include. If you don't want the counter visible on the page, make the color in those font tags the same as the background color of the page.

Shows how to program the cgi-bin with C++ and C for more powerful connectivity to the Internet. This book provides methods to link the power of compiled languages into Internet interfaces. CGI programs are the only way to obtain advanced server side capabilities and by using C++ and C, real computer control from the Internet can be achieved. Shows how to link existing C++ and C code to HTML Gui Internet capabilities.

This book is designed to give you as much of the whole Perl story as one book can hold. It features: Written by Steve Holzner, former contributing editor for PC Magazine and the author of 50 computer books, Includes 250 pages of CGI programming, the driving force behind Perl�s popularity, Includes over 1,000 programming examples, Comprehensive coverage of Perl syntax and programming, and more.

Simple Ad is a simple ad management program written in Perl. It allows you to rotate ad banners, have advertiser's pay for impressions, and comes with detailed stats. It requires SSI.

tMail is a simple and free mail applet that allows you to send a mail in a applet (or an application). All java source code available.

If you're thinking of powering your next Web site with the latest in Microsoft Internet technologies, and you program in Visual Basic (VB), then this book is for you. This fast-paced tutorial gives you a crash course in using Microsoft Transaction Server (MTS) and the new Microsoft Message Queue (MSMQ) Server, along with other Microsoft tools, for creating dynamic, commerce-enabled Web sites and Web-based applications. The authors provide a step-by-step guide to configuring and designing with VBScript, active server pages (ASPs) using transactions, and the new capabilities of message queuing (which permits systems to be designed with fault tolerance in mind.)

Active Server Pages for Dummies proves that despite the initially intimidating appearance of some ASP code, the system isn't hard to learn and can be a lot of fun. The book delivers a carefully structured introduction to ASP technology. The examples aren't all academic either--you'll find code (printed and on the companion CD-ROM) for a date-stamper, a banner-ad rotator, a guestbook, and even a near-real-time chat room and a system for managing classified ads. Topics include: Basics of ASP, VBScript, JScript, the ASP object model, server components, database connectivity, Visual InterDev, and popular ASP applications.

BioMail is a small web-based application for medical researchers and biologists. It is written to automate searching for recent scientific papers in the PubMed Medline database. Periodically BioMail does a user-customized Medline search and sends all matching articles recently added to Medline to the users' e-mail address. HTML-formatted e-mails generated by BioMail can be used to show selected references in medline format, which is compatible with EndNote reference manager.

Ask most Web application developers their scripting language of choice, and you'll find that most are divided into two camps - the Microsoft Active Server Pages (ASP) folks, and the Cold Fusion users. If you do a little more research however, you'll find there are other options out there, and one of these, PHP 3.0, is in much wider use than one would think for an "alternative product".