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This free script is basic redirect script that allows you to place redirect forms on your pages without using java script. You can put forms on each page, or if you can use SSI on your site, simply make one text file containing the form, and then any time you want to add URLs you just have to edit the single text file.

Everyone has seen an HTTP 404 error at some point. You follow a link on a web page, and BOOM - File not found. Perhaps the author spelt it incorrectly, or the page was uploaded to the server by mistake. This tutorial'll show you how to handle this 404 error gracefully by displaying your custom error page, and send an email to yourself so the problem gets fixed.

The largest Flash developer community, over 45000 members, discussion forums, open source files, sounds, loops, games, tutorials, promotions, competitions and much more.

Noink was designed as a web-based image server to power the online comic strip site, Geekcomix.com. It is, however, general enough to be used as an abstract information server (allowing for indexing and archiving of images, text-based content, content external to the server, and other types of data). It can be configured via simple markup-like files, and has a fairly strong emphasis on security including password encryption. It has a simple forum feature built-in with moderator utilities, as well as a rich administration system which includes automated site archival. It is written in Perl, and uses several *nix specific utilities.

QAMaker lets you create a searchable list of questions and answers for your website with a simple HTML form. You can add entries, and let viewers see the full list of questions or just search for what they want. Heavily based on VocabSearch, it does not now let you delete questions/answers from the file: you must do that by hand. Still, it makes a nice list of frequently asked questions if such a thing is useful for your site. This is what Scripts for Educators uses for our FAQ.

This is an easy to install Cold Fusion guestbook program using text files to keep track of everything. Features include: Only comments required as a minimum but you can make other fields required, Hacker resistant, Very customizable - You control how the pages are displayed, what header, footer, etc you want, Optional email notification of new messages you control the maximum allowable size of comments, HTML filtering, Easy to create an archive of old entries, and more.

Beginning PHP4 provides a complete tutorial in PHP's language features and functionality, starting with the basics and building up to the design and construction of complex data-driven websites. Fully working examples in the book include a directory-style web search engine, a mailing list management system, a web based file editor, and a graphical online shopping mall guidebook.

Namazu is a full-text search engine intended for easy use. Not only does it work as a small or medium scale Web search engine, but also as a personal search system for email or other files. Namazu broadly consists of three components, mknmz that creates index before searching (written in perl), namazu which searches documents based on the created index - command line script (written in C), and namazu.cgi, a CGI scrip for searching documents based on the created index (written in C).

This WWW FTP Client provides a way to access FTP sites via WWW interface. Using it you can do almost everything you can do with a casual FTP client: browse directory tree, rename and delete files and directories, upload files etc. The main goal of this script is to provide access to FTP servers if you're behind a firewall not allowing FTP connections. So you can install it on a remote site, access by your browser and connect to the FTP servers where you get accounts.

mysqlwdb is a free (GPL) cgi script written in Perl5. Easy to configure and install, it is intended to manage MySQL database tables through a web interface. Just edit and configure one file.

Action Script Viewer (ASV) is an advanced SWF (Flash movie) decompiler for Windows. Decompiles actionscripts, extracts sounds, bitmaps, text, displays the SWF timeline, lets you navigate the internals of a SWF file with context sensitive preview and an info pane. ASV can also extract outlines of vector symbols as Flash MX actionscript, SVG or a JSFL Tool. ASV fully supports Flash 3, 4, 5, MX, MX 2004 and will even show obfuscated scripts. New with version 4, now ASV can save resources and a JSFL command to rebuild the FLA for a SWF with Flash MX 2004. Offers a great head start when reconstructing the FLA. Visit the site for more info. (Note that current demo is of 3.00 version).

This setp-by-step article explains how to create a database-driven image uploading and display system in PHP. The example database used being MySQL, it also discusses possible modifications for MS SQL and Oracle. Some of the main topics include: Create database table with a field defined to hold binary data, Get your binary data into your table through a form-based file upload script, and Retrieve your binary data and display it to the user.

Download Monitor will provide you with detailed statistics of all files downloaded. (Counts who downloaded what, and other detailed download statistics) It comes with a highly functional Admin interface where you can view all statistics. Also allows you to build a mailing list so that you can email the users who downloaded your software/downloads so that they can be informed of updates/changes or new releases of the downloads.

Python Hyperschema is an open source public domain project that creates useful and really cool HTML hypermaps from SQL database schema, consisting of two small PL/SQL files and one Python (or C) source code file. The generated HTML pages have mousover data displays for all foreign keys, hyperlinked to the foreign key tables, as well as a hyperlinked list of all foreign keys pointing to each table and a master index of all tables.

This 10-page tutorial shows how to create an animated news scroller in JavaScript along with several very useful DHTML techniques. Main topics covered: Specifying the banner's position, Using external JavaScript files, How to configure the banner, Assigning the banner's messages to an array, How to initialize the banner, Creating the banner's elements, How to fill the banner's elements, How to set an element's visibility, Rotating the messages, and How to move the messages.

Templates can bring order and structure to a web site. This article describes how templates can be used to control the page layout for a site that is currently composed of many pages of static HTML, using a popular template class and a new feature of PHP4.

According to Symantec AntiVirus Research Center, "PHP.Pirus is the first virus written in PHP, a server-side scripting language used for dynamic Web page generation. The virus searches for .php and .htm files and inserts code to call itself. The virus executes only on servers with PHP interpreters. This virus cannot be contracted by simply visiting an infected Web page." The Web page offers technical description and how to remove the virus.

This shows how to have a file create encrypted code. The output of this code can only be used by javascript enabled browsers. It is not a very secure method, but will keep most from finding your

IP*Works! ASP Edition includes more then 30 components implementing Internet Protocols such as: HTTP, SOAP, XML, FTP, SMTP, POP, IMAP, and NNTP etc. along with higher-level components such as WebUpload, WebForm, FileMailer, TraceRoute, and more. The package includes sample ASP pages demonstrating how to access Web Services including Currency Conversion, Yahoo Stock Quotes, and UPS Address Verification.

PhotoShelf is a web-based digital image management, archive and display system written in Perl, backended by PostgreSQL. It is used to catalogue and arrange into albums photos from a digital camera or any other source. It aims to be very featureful and a complete solution for the only place where your photos need to be stored. Current features include: Able to store thousands of images (author has 3000 currently); Arranges photos into albums with thumbnails; Album lists are very user friendly and can be nested; Upload images from the web - either raw .jpg, or tar/zip files can be automatically unpacked too; Metadata about images is stored, including photo exposure data, categorisation, keywords, dates; Automatically extracts information out of EXIF headers, used by many digital camers; Multiple users can have their own album hierarchy; Online help for every page; Anonymous access - a user can grant anonymous view access to albums, images, or selected images in an album; Uses a postgresql database as the backend - Image data is stored directly in a nested unix directory hierarchy, indexed within the database for fast access; and Can perform basic image manipulation functions from the web page.