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stoic is a Web server log analyzer written in Perl. It reports: logfile totals, daily totals, hourly totals, domains visiting, top n documents requested, top n sites visiting, status codes received, agent statistics, platform statistics, robots visiting, user site report, and user report. It also features: myriad AOL proxies broken down into one, major search engine requests are parsed, ignores sites listed in specified file, referrals are only collected if specified, country codes are matched with domains visiting, and more.

WebKNotes is a Web-based Knowledge database of notes. Features include: Notes/subtopics about anything added by any user, Search facility, User Authentication, Users can edit notes they created, and Notes can be viewed using several different methods, or the files can just be browsed. The WebKNotes system is written in Perl and uses a file hierarchy for a database.

DigiSign is a COM component that provides developers with a way to create data checksums, digital signatures, certificates, and a multitude of other applications that require some sort of one way encryption. DigiSign is based on the MD5 Hash algorithm and can be used for password encryption, data checksums, and to protect files against malicious hacking and virii.

This is a proof-of-concept of a tool to automate web browsing / data collection. It works like AWK except that instead of working on files and lines it works on HTML pages and hyperlinks. It is meant to be run as a command line script and includes base_url - the URL the script was initially invoked on, base_path - root of saved data tree, url - current URL being processed, linked_from - parent of current URL, and content - the actual data corresponding to the current URL.

dynahtml.pl is a Perl Script that makes web pages by taking a template file and putting content into it by using another file. It was used to put the author's web site together from several pieces. Nice easy utility to keep your website updated.

cWebMail is a Perl script for UNIX to send and receive emails using your web browser. You can read normal messages as easy as reading MIME messages and extracting attached files. You can send emails only using text mails, or attaching one file to the mail. It is very flexible in configuration, though each output screen is created using a special template, so you don�t have to touch the perl script itself. You can also use more languages.

This is a simple ASP guestbook script that does not use database. The file reads the guestbook data into a value then overwrites the data file inserting the most recent entry in the file, then it writes the previously read data to the file. This is done so the most recent entry is at the top of the guest entries. The only thing to remember is if your data file gets too big it could slow things down, you'll want to delete the entries every so often to keep it fast.

StatMentor is a totally free visitor statistics script written entirely in ASP. It logs number of visitors, number of pageviews per page, referers. Somewhat advanced show stats function, where you can see stats for just a single day or summarized for many days. No Access database (just simple text files) and no global.asa configuration. Just include a file and call a subroutine called StatLog.

Yet another Perl CGI script providing a web interface for updating news items on a web page. A user-defined number of items appear on the "current news" page and older items are automatically moved into date-based archive files.

Simple tutorial explains how to add date time stamp "page last updated on..." for a specified file using filemtime function.

MRV MB is a simple ASP-based application suitable for intranets needing an instant messaging, message board, or chat application. It allows you to post messages and view messages in real time. The MRV MB 1.0 allows HTML wrapped messages. You can post images, sound files, links, and more using this application. The web application also allows for unlimited number of users.

This site dedicated to PHP programming offers many useful tutorials and tips in a diary style format. Currently available tutorials include date and time functions, using cookies, forms, random number generation, file manipulation, building a mailing list, and more.

This module attempts make using HTML templates simple and natural. It extends standard HTML with a few new HTML-esque tags. The file written with HTML and these new tags is called a template. It is usually saved separate from your script - possibly even created by someone else. Using this module you fill in the values for the variables, loops and branches declared in the template. This allows you to seperate design - the HTML - from the data, which you generate in the Perl script.

To increase the interactiving and ability of the script to "remember" things, we'll need to store some information in separate files. This tutorial shows you how Perl allows you to create, edit and delete files. Some additional, and useful, information on parsing your data is also included.

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.

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.

CodeBrainVoice is a multi-use sound applet that can be used as a stand-alone player, or in a 'blind' mode as a page utility. You can include Voice anywhere on your page, with no other set-up than specifying a sound file, and it will play that sound file each time the page opens. A Repeat (looping) mode is also available. You can also use it as a sound file player, and you can have two or more instances of the applet playing at the same time to blend sounds.

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Using db.js and db.txt created by <a href=http://www.hotscripts.com/Detailed/3692.html target="_3692">indexTHIS</a>, searchTHIS Applet conduct searches for words or phrases entered by your web site visitor. When the user types in a phrase and clicks the search button, the applet will search the db.txt file for the words. It will then associate the words with the appropriate link. During this association, it also saves a score of that link based on the number of times the words appear in the html file. Results that are returned are printed out in descending order, the first having the highest score and the last having the lowest score.