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This site features a large number of high-quality, mostly free CGI scripts written in Perl5. Currently available include site recommendation, mailing list managers, guestbook, form processors, log analyzer and more.

This site offers a collection of useful and entertaining Perl CGI scripts for your Web site use. Currently available programs include forum system, form processor, link indexing script, Keno game, redirection script and more. It also provides custom Perl programming service.

FTLS.org offers over a dozen free Perl CGI scripts for you Web site use. Available scripts include counters, calendar, guestbook, form processor, Web traffic analyzer, banner ad advertisement, random image, text and link, text clock, and more. The site also features several Perl utility programs such as converters and a couple of Java programs.

These are a few guidelines to help you solving problems with your CGI Script. Topics include: Short overview of the CGI calling process, Server Errors - The server fails to execute the CGI, Logical Errors (Errors in the program flow), and more.

This applet converts text to a "signature" using only ASCII characters. Enter your name or a phrase in the text field and press Scripto! You can then cut and paste from the results in the text box to your document (use fixed width font).

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 site offers a variety of practical free and pay perl/cgi scripts. Currently available programs include redirection scripts, email scripts, file download systems, site content management, Web traffic analyzers, and more. Also has the perl editing software Perl Viewer.

This site provides organized and searchable user-submitted PHP/MySQL code database with BBS, chat, tutorials and more.

Schlabo's POTD gives you the power of professional Picture of the Day-Scripts for free. It has a very intuitive interface and is as easy to use as possible. Features include: Assign pictures for many years in advance, give each pic a description and if someone sent you the POTD, you can give him credit. The Admin-Script displays all the POTDs in form of a calendar which makes it easy to administrate and edit them, you can also add a picture at the next free day with just one click. Even visitors can view a POTD-gallery if you want them to. The script features a well thought-through database-system with an extra file for each month, IP-Logging and Password-Protection.

Schlabo's DL is a fully featured download counter for your files. It features: Comfortable Logs where even visitors can view how often each of the files has been downloaded, The script uses Aliases for files meaning you can easily use mirrors, The script doesn't allow download-requests from other sites, thus keeping your bandwidth your own. If you enable Leech-Protection it will hide the real URL of the file and alert you per mail if a site tries to leech your files. Before the download starts the user gets to a new page giving you an additional ad-impression for every download and you can also put some notes about what to do after downloading on that page, and more.

Schlabo's Comic of the Week can show multiple pictures (for example comic-episodes) on a weekly or even daily base, complete with archive. It features: Assign comics for as long into the future as you want - The script will only let the visitors see the ones he's allowed to, As easy to use as possible, just specify the number of seperate pictures for each day/week and that's it, IP-Logging and Password-Protection.

Instant ASP Scripts provides the "why" for Active Server = Pages. Numerous books on the market teach you how to use Active Server Pages but skimp on real-world examples of its use. This book will show you how you can activate your company's Intranet or Internet web site. The book will show you how to create an Online Campus, a Corporate Library, Classifieds, Live Chat, Message Boards, Online Form Letters, Usage Tracking, Project Progress Management, Help Desk, Online Calculators and so much more. The CD that comes with the book includes an entire web site collection for all the sites created in the numerous chapters. The CD also includes all the SQL scripts so you can recreate the database tables simply.

Java-scripts.net provides a collection of categorized, nice and useful JavaScripts for your site.

This tutorial explains how to use the Apache::Registry Perl module to improve the performance of your CGI scripts, as well as how to implement SSIs and <Perl> sections with mod_perl.

This is a set of Perl scripts that allows you to administer your INN server for offline reading. It allows easy adding/removing of groups, and uses a filter for rpost to strip of unwanted headers. It requires the Net::NNTP module.

The JavaScript Image Click ScriptWriter will enable you to build all the code needed to generate an effective method for displaying images on your site. Simply enter the number of images you want to display, the default image location, the location of the preview images, and the size of the image.

This sites offers over 20 free PHP Scripts to help make your web site more interactive. Currently available scripts include: various counters and clocks, form processors, guestbook, poll script, random link and image displayer, banner advertising script, and more.

This provides free and low-priced perl scripts, easy to use well documented, like autoresponder, amazongrabber, multicounter, newsletter, suggest to a friend and more.

When linking to a picture this script automatically creates HTML pages on the fly with the picture, a description and a link back to the refering page. Also features Display-Counting, guest-logs (also for Top XX pics), a comfortable administration interface, picture-uploading, easy-to-use custom templates, password protection, IP tracking and more.

A set of Perl scripts which has all the usual FormMail features, plus, it can set and retrieve a cookie (for affiliate tracking), send form data to another Perl script, print out the form data selectively in a web page, and email an attached file. Also, it can save the form data (including the tracking cookie), selectively, to a flat file database. It can use PGP to encrypt the form data, OR can weakly encrypt and decrypt credit card information, if your server doesn't have PGP. It can check credit card number basic validity, incorporate a customizable text message into the customer email, and subscribe customers' names and email addresses to a separate flat-file database [a mailing list]. Can be used to bulk-email said customers. Also has limited shopping cart options, in that it can add up prices, add tax and shipping, and display an order-confirmation page, before final processing.