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Spy.cgi is a simple Perl script that allows you to print out the current date on your page and sends you an email to inform you that you have a visitor. Spy.cgi is written in French.

simple website statistics is a Perl script that gives you complete website statistics using just one script. The script does not load up any annoying pictures or banners on the webpage and is extremely fast. Best of all you can use the same code throughout your website, the script will automatically figure out what pages received how many hits.

There are several ways to maintain state in ASP. This article takes a look at them, and a means to determine which ones are best to employ.

What is the current state of the "Web services revolution?" This first installment of the "Web services insider series" will answer this question by reviewing the tools and technologies that have emerged over the past year, highlighting their differences and similarities.

LVME consists of Flash map engine (any maps can be loaded into it) and JavaScript bridge, that connects static or dynamic (eg. from a database) outputs and Flash map. Any objects, that are stored in database and have X&Y coordinates can be shown on the map with title, description and external link. JavaScript bridge allows easy manipulation with subsets of data. Any object spotting (click&see) is implemented as well as layering a group of objects. Flash Map Engine allows interactive working with the map - zooming, dragging, moving and measuring distances. Zooming can be done with traditional (+ or -) behavior or direct scaling (jumps to the preset scale). <b>New in 2.06:</b> Printing maps is supported; Multiple detail levels maps are possible; Popup tips for location symbols are supported.<b>New in 3.0:</b>Multiple languages supported (messages for different languages are stored in single file); New GUI; additional location features

Mill Road Match Maker is a match making program for your website visitors to find penpals and partners worldwide. It includes an option to use with ClickBank to charge for sign-ups. editable profiles, photo upload and directory listing of profiles by age, state and country.

This article illustrates a technique to provide dynamic content generated from an ASP page onto a static HTML page. Specifically it explains how to display a page counter on a number of static HTML pages.

This example shows how to perform a variety of statistics on your data using simple SQL such as Sum, Average, Max, Min, and Count. It uses stock trading performance of EPOS as an example.

Geozip is a Perl program for calculating the distance between two zip codes in the United States. The sub-routines included in the code can be used to calculate any distance between latitude and longitude coordinates. The package includes data for the US, the script, including two sub-routines, one gets the coordinates and city name, the other calculates the distance between two points. The result should have a precision of about 50 meters, because the calculation takes into account the fact that the earth is not a perfect sphere. A great program to integrate into e-business solutions, dating sites, or just as it is as a service to your visitors. Update: Now with PHP/MySQL routines!

Inquiry Handler allows you to keep track of your customers' questions and potential sales. Your customers can check on their inquiry status, and update their inquiry. Features Open/Closed and high priority inquiry settings.

This article discusses how to deal with various checkboxes in form via ASP. Covers: The Default No-Frills Checkbox, Checkbox With An Associated Value, Multiple Checkboxs With The Same Name, and Checkbox Which Maintains It's State.

JTM (Java Tree Menu) is a highly customizable and easy to implement tree based multi-level menu. It consists of many optional components like an additional applet to display an image to each topic, 3 state icons, automatic scrollbars, definition of font styles, gif animations (also as background image), progressbar while loading and much more.

Adds a powerful custom site search that runs on your very own website. It is FREE for small sites. NO advertising. Easy to use, requires no complicated server-side setup. It can also create search engines for Intranets, CD-ROMs and DVDs. Highly-optimized, Zoom handles up to 300 queries a minute and searches 1000s of domains in a single index without the need for an external database backend. The Enterprise Edition indexes up to around a million pages! Features: Wildcard & Exact Phrase searching, Google-like context results, Highlighting, Spelling/Synonym Suggestions, exclusion searches, Image Thumbnail results, prioritized links, incremental indexing, content filtering, Broken Link Detection, A9/OpenSearch compatible, XML/RSS, Sitemaps, international languages, search statistic graphs & reports. Zoom can run on PHP, ASP, ASP.NET, JavaScript or CGI platforms. Plugin support allows you to search most common file types including PDF, DOC, XLS, PPT, SWF, and many more.

Add cool, colored scrollbars to your web pages (visible in I.E. 5.5+) in a snap. Friendly, easy-to-use interface lets web designers define colors for all scrollbar elements in a visual environment either by entering a few hex color values, by selecting them from a color palette, or using the new built-in color-capture feature to capture colors from anything under your cursor. Results are visible in realtime. Includes actual size preview via built-in "mini-browser" and the ability to save and load color schemes for re-use at a later time. Save Outlook Express stationery files from within the program so your emails can have colored scrollbars too.

This code example demonstrates how to create excel documents on your server. Using the US state info db, after reading the contents of the db instead of writing output to the browser, html text is written to the server with the .xls file extension. A link to the new document is created (in the browser) for easy navigation to the new document. The current time (server time) is also displayed to show that the excel document was created dynamically.

A web framework to build and manage an unlimited number of websites. Looks very similar to Zope, PHPortal presents a very simple manner to exercise a highly sought after result; Highly portable, secure, re-usable programming to manage under one umbrella an unlimited number of websites. Writing to directories that are not left or preset as writable directories which allows for true "free hand" web-run software. 100% separation of code and design dynamic as well as static templates. Offers over 20 standard content-type formats that can be used to dynamically transform one content type to another. Built in with a XML-RPC server makes all PHPortal objects XML-RPC aware.

This is a PHP script and example .fla demonstrating how to send ICQ messages from flash without pop-up windows or current browser window refresh. Also shows status of target UIN and error messages.

The first two installments of this column provided an overview of working with XML in Python. In the year since those initial writings, however, the state of XML tools for Python has advanced significantly. Unfortunately, most of these advances have not been backwards compatible. This special installment article revisits the author's previous discussion of XML tools, and provides up-to-date code samples.

Designed specifically for real estate, rentals, and other properties-related web sites, e-Properties includes powerful multimedia upload options (photos, video, and audio), a unique context-sensitive help system, flexible online database creation, template system, real-time credit card processing features, Auto-Notify search agents, affiliates manager, a two-way, fully secure private messaging system, built-in backup manager, multiple fee-based options including Priority Ranking and Visibility Options, and much more.

This article introduces the W3C's XQuery specification, currently winding its way toward Recommendation status after emerging from a long incubation period behind closed doors. The complex specification consists of six separate working drafts, with more to come. This article provides some background history, a road map into the documentation, and an overview of some of the technical issues involved in the specification. A sidebar takes a quick look at some key features of XQuery's surface syntax. Code samples demonstrate the difference between XQuery and XQueryX and show examples of the surface syntax.