Results matching for "ad+system"

FTP Applet is a full-featured Java based FTP client that runs in the context of your web browser. FTP Applet is targeted towards organizations wishing to provide their users an easy method of exchanging data without the need for additional client software. A free fully functional version of FTP Applet is available for download. Recent features include: Added support to browse local volumes. Added support to browse recent local remote directories. Added support for Mac Classic platforms (OS 9). Local directory listings are now sorted alphabetically. Added loginErrorUrl parameter to specify page to redirect to in the event of a login error. Added SOCKS proxy support. Added ability to exclude remote directories from display. See remoteDirs applet parameter. Added ability to limit remote directories displayed. See remoteDirs applet parameter.

This is a great way to get repeat visitors! If the subject matter of your site contains words or phrases which are unique to your industry, why not place a searchable dictionary on your site? Upload a text file with your words and definitions along with the script and soon you'll have a searchable dictionary. There is a feature to allow clickable links to other terms within the dictionary which are displayed with the definitions. This is great for music sites, which have their own unique Latin, French, and German terms, as well as medical sites, mechanical sites, and much more! Registered Version comes with support and unlimited updates.

Many artists independent of big media concerns seek to collaborate with others and make their work more widely available. They are often willing to offer less restrictive contractual terms than those that consumers have recently been forced to accept. Creative Commons, which Uche Ogbuji introduces in this article, seeks to address this need by providing a way to express copyright license terms that are both human-readable and machine-readable. The machine-readable form uses RDF and thus makes available the network effects that have been covered throughout this column.

A Secure FTP applet with a graphical user interface and a file size of 136KB. Being made of java it runs on all platforms. Does not require any additional downloads. The applet is multi threaded and as a result you can carry out several concurrent uploads and downloads while doing other tasks.

Put a Frequently Asked Questions script on your site to help you manage your user help assistance. This help desk will allow your users to quickly find answers to their questions. You can administrate it online, adding your own questions and answers. Users can vote on the appropriateness of the reply. FAQ Search allows you to place a searchable and easy-to-update Frequently Asked Questions database on your site in minutes. One script file, and a single database text file can be uploaded in a few minutes giving your users access to the most recent answers. One of the most important pages on a site is a Frequently Asked Questions page. If done well, it serves two important purposes: Users can find the answers to all of their questions in a few minutes and make their decision to purchase more quickly. You save time from answering the same questions over and over again by email. People are also less likely to become 'cold' contacts. The bonus is that it saves you time as well. Adding new questions is as easy as adding a new line to the text file. The problem we all face with these kinds of pages is keeping them up-to-date. It's a chore to determine what question is worthy of adding to the page, and then you have to build a static page, perhaps adding more HTML to an existing page to answer these questions. Many webmasters don't do anything at all. Take a look at FAQ-Search. You'll appreciate the ease with which you can interact with your Frequently Asked Questions. You'll love the time it saves you in answering email. ________________ D e t a i l s The idea is to continue to develop this so that it fully manages your support. Here's what it does now: Allows searching of database. Allows basic interaction with the database: users can ask new questions that are not in the database. Questions and answers are sorted by categories. Here's what I plan to add: Script answers support email automatically. Based on keywords in the email, users are replied-to with a selection of possible answers. New questions people ask online will be added to the database as 'pending'. You will be able to answer the question online with a web form. You can either approve the question for the FAQs or delete it. Your online response to the question in the FAQ database (as outlined above) will automatically email the individual who posted the question. Because the script is new and has upcoming development, I'm offering it at a discounted price. If you buy now you can get the full featured script for free.

Create an old-fashioned library old style books from any text file. Many choices of book style are available. Automatically generate an index, with chapters and pages... the book even has a page-turning sound. Create any type of book by take a photograph of the cover and inside pages and splitting the image up into chunks for the script to process. This is fun, and a great way to add some style to documents you need to place on the web. Upload a text file to the Internet and let users view it as a real book, even turn pages with sound effects. If you have multiple books, they are displayed in a library from which to choose the book you want. The words are set up to fit the page perfectly, and the pages are created automatically. The script divides the book up into pages on the fly, and you may scroll through the contents by clicking on the sides of the page. There are a variety of books styles available, and by scanning in YOUR covers and pages it is simple to create your own templates. This script will create a table of contents automatically for books which have chapters. What could it be used for? Maybe you want to post an online journal, short stories you've written, or even a whole novel!

An easy blog script which allows you to post from any web browser, or by sending an email to your pop account. Make posts with a PDA simply by mailing to your blog and syncing up. Blogs are saved as simple text files, easy to backup, easy to edit. Move blogs from one folder to another, delete them, edit them... all the time keeping a record of your edits. The BLOG script makes use of Blosxom, a free Perl script which reads text files and displays them as weblogs. The shortcoming of Blosxom is that there is no way to post new blogs to a web server via a browser. That's where this BLOG script comes in. It intelligently 'guesses' where to save the blog and keeps tracks of edits. Delete posts, move posts, edit posts from any browser. When edits are made, blogs are renamed, not deleted so you can view the history of your edits any time. This script is an inexpensive way to start your blogging. You'll love Blosxom for it's versatility and the many plugins that are already available. NEW: Post to this Blog script using a simple email message. If you can't connect to the web to post, but have email access, just send a quick note to your blog and it will post it. Password protected so your blogs are safe.

It can be a time consuming task to create and upload those critical "text-only" versions of your web pages to the server. Now there's an easier way-- one little script in your cgi-bin and viola! instant text only pages created in real time.

If you've ever thought about a virtual tour, but don't know where to start, then consider trying this CGI script. Take a few photos, upload them to your web server, create a text file with descriptions, and your tour is ready!

JUpload uploads multiple files at once to a webserver using standard POST request (see RFC1867 for technical details). It is a full-featured and more comfortable and customizable java applet version of the INPUT TYPE=FILE tags from HTML. It runs client-side in the browser (Microsoft, Netscape, Opera and more are supported). Free sample scripts included (ASP, PHP, JSP). Supports HTTPS, Upload resuming and caching proxies, image previewing, resizing, image format conversion and plugin modules.

This handy little module takes all the pain away from making a database for programmers. Simply make a format file, for the format the data will be stored in. IE: NAME|BIRTHDAY|AGE and then make a short file to access the db: ie load_db('bdays') db->add('bdays','marc'...etc. Make long jobs short with this simple module!

A tool for building SQL databse backed websites. Includes industrial strength Persistent Object engine, http based db management tool, code generator, CSV import utilities, file upload, tree navigation, mail send and recieve and news servlets.

Turn textareas on your website/project into a Word style HTML WYSIWYG Editor with just 4 lines of code. includes:- MULTI BROWSER & PLATFORM SUPPORT, skinable, font formatting & colours, upload/insert images & files, hyperlinks, tables, emoticons, spell check, paste from Word, HTML view toggle, preview. Simple to setup by turning on and off features by editing one text file. Support for IE, Firefox, Chrome, Safari and Opera.

osCommerce Templates offers a large range of templates and pre-integrated designs for the popular open-source osCommerce software. Our osCommerce Templates will help you to quickly set up a great looking shop with all the benefits of the robust and comprehensive osCommerce backend. We offer different types of osCommerce Templates from simple upgrades to fully integrated designs and modified layouts which also include some popular contributions pre-installed.

Advanced banner ad and image ad rotation management script on MySQL backend that lets you easily create, edit, manage and display unlimited banner and image rotation campaigns to your website visitors in many different ways. You'll receive individual impression and clickthrough stats for each banner. Supports weighting of banners.

Alien War is an arcade style shoot-em up game. A freeware java game which you may play here or freely add to your own web pages. Full instructions for adding to your own web pages are included.

Our classifiedZONE solution is perfect for use on any Web site or as a stand-alone product. Your site visitors can browse your classified ads by multiple categories, save their favorite ads, and print out flyers from your ads to show their friends.<br><br> Ease Of Use<br><br> classifiedZONE gives your site visitors the power to: <br><br> � Post and manage their own classified ads right on your site <br> � Create and modify ads at any time of the day or night<br> � E-mail ads to their friends <br> � Save their favorite ads for up to 30 days <br> � Create search agents that notify them of new ads of interest<br> <br> As a site administrator using classifiedZONE, you can:<br><br> � Change the look of the administration interface to match your site <br> � Limit the number of uploads to your site <br> � Set size limits for uploads <br> � Specify which file types your site will accept<br> � Automatically check and purge ads that are no longer active <br>

New! Allow your web visitors to sign a petition with their real signature. Need real signatures? No problem! This script makes use of a free Java drawing applet allowing your signees to scribble their John Hancock with a mouse! How cool is that? This Perl script makes use of a free Java applet which captures signatures as a series of numbers. You allow users to sign your petition or document with the signature.pl script, and you may view the signatures later with with view_petition.pl script. New! Now you can let your visitors view the petition, without concern for privacy. Unless you include the password, the view_petition script will only display the name and the signature. Also added in the last release is the ability to specify the number of signatures per page, and 'next' or 'last' buttons at the bottom depending on whether there are more signatures to view. Also you may request email addresses with this latest release. Download Petition now, and let me know what you think!

This slide show / banner Java applet can break the variable-sized images into random pieces. Images are only loaded while on demand, i.e. at most two images are resident in the memory for the transition effect at the same time. Theoretically, unlimited number of images can be used.

With this simple script you simply edit a few variables at the top of the script, set a url to the page you want, and itll go to that page, get all the links, and check each link to see if its "dead" or not. Allows you to set what word or words define a dead page, such as 404 or 500.