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FileCABINET is a full featured shopping cart database ideal for software. We use this script at Intelliscript. net. Implement any pay system into it effortlessly, enable RSS feeds, Froogle reports, OPML, instant PAD files, Client Reviews, and many more. FileCABINET is a full featured shopping cart database ideal for software. As software designers, one of the challenges we face is keeping the info about our software accessable to our users. Our time is often taken up with updating PAD files, maintaining version numbers, generating accurate Froogle feeds, tracking updates, or managing mailing lists. FileCABINET takes our attention off of these mundane tasks, so we can concentrate on what we love: programming the software. FileCABINET centralizes info into one flat text database, so your data is always up-to-date. Live PAD files for fastly submitting your files to software and shareware sites are generated dynamically. Static HTML pages are created so that more search engines find your software effortlessly. Meta tags like Title, Detail, and Keywords are created automaticaly, as well as a static HTML index page that links to all the downloads in the database. An important plus is that though these pages are static, they still contain dynamic content, so making a alter to a file's detail is reflected immediately in your static pages! Everything is always up-to-date!FileCABINET also has a random show feature that allows you to to highlight a different item every time a page is called. There are several fields included for each item, like a link to each products unique FAQ page, the download file, a trial page, an icon, two screen shots, a readme file, and many more. A purchase shopping cart is built into it too! Add any payment system fastly and effortlessly. Let users to subscribe to an RSS feed, so that every time you update your software, their news-reader will let them know. Also let your visitors to download an OPML file for subscribing to all softwares in the database at once. Create a Froogle upload file in one step! It meets Google's specifications, meaning a faster turn-around time to receive your products listed on Froogle. FileCABINET also creates a Google Sitemap automatically.

Together with the FavSync software, you may See the contents of your Internet Explorer Favourites menu on your web server. FavSync is a free software that will keep your favourites menu from different computers 'In Sync. ' Now, using this free Perl script, you can see your favourite URLs, even if you're not at your own computer.

This small script will extract X number of items from an RSS feed and show them within the content of your site. Great for putting updates on your site, or news, or even blog excerpts. This small script will extract X number of items from an RSS feed, parse it as plain HTML, and print it to a browser. In order to speed things up, the RSS feed is cached to a text file on the server. It checks for updates to the feed every Y number of days. The 'see it work' link below is for our news page on this site. This page is generated from my blog on CrookedBush. com. It's also used for the news page at ServiceBuilder. net. Update - I've written a new version of this script that parses the XML feed without use of any of the XML or RSS modules. It's not included in the zip file, so if you need it let me know and I'll email it to you.

This little script allows you to share your Outlook Calendar with the world. Once a day, just export your calendar and TabCal will extract it automatically, read the data, and show it in searchable format from a browser, or as a regular monthly calendar. Have you ever wanted a way to make your Outlook calendar data more accessible? What about a way to integrate your calendar with the same look and feel into your web site?Outlook TabCal takes care of it all. As the name suggests, TabCal reads tab formatted calendar files. From Outlook, click File, Import and Export, Export to a File, then Tab Separated Values. Outlook will save your calendar in tab format. Either upload this file to your FTP server, or let TabCal extract it from your hard drive once a day using File Transfer Protocol. You'll need an FTP server on your machine to have your calendar fetched automatically. . I have a free FTP server running on my computer, so I just save the tab file to the anonymous folder. TabCal grabs this file daily, and saves it to the web server. There's also a smaller version of the script that you can insert on any page. This shows any upcoming appointments for the current day only. This can be implemented into your sidebar for a quick summary of what's going on today. NEW! - Now TabCal displays the data in regular monthly calendar format! I'm considering integrating this script with the Free/Busy Folder script.

This easy script searches a special directory for pictures, then displays a random one every time the page is loaded. This script is easy to set up. Just use FTP to upload pictures in a special directory. They can be the same size or varying sizes. Then call the script from your SHTML web page using an "include. " Each load of the page will show a different picture.

This easy script will show random text or HTML every time a page is loaded. The database is an easy text file with chunks of text separated by special characters. What to place random quotes in a footer on every page? Perhaps you'd like to alter HTML in the body of your document each time someone visits your site? This script is a simple solution: it reads a text file that you've created ahead of time, randomly chooses one of these clips of text, and prints it to the users browser anywhere in the document you want it to. Include a snippet of HTML, like a random link, or the code for a picture. Put a random testimonial on your pages. . . the options are virtually endless. You must be able to use SHTML pages, otherwise known as server side comes with (SSI). A server side include is a way to include the results of a Perl script in a page in real time.

This link engine allows an administrator post URLs to an administration page along with titles and details. They can be sorted by category in a plain see, or searched and filtered on the basis of keywords and categories. Everyone likes to exchange links, but keeping track of links isn't always the easiest thing to do. It's easy now! From any browser login to the admin screen and add as several links as you want to as several categories as you want. The script will let you search the links list, or show it in an easy one page format. You can also show a "Link of the Day" on any page with a server side include. To try the admin screen, login with username admin and password password.

Set up your client's web site so they can edit content from any browser. They don't need to worry about messing up your design, because they can only alter the content. When I design web sites for clients, I now use this script to put the control into their hands; rather than hire me for every little content modification, they can effortlessly make the changes themselves from any browser. Do they need to upload pictures? No problem; this script comes with a file manager for a special upload directory. They can fastly place pictures in this folder, and remove old ones. It's password protected, so only the right people can make changes. It's easy to integrate, even into pre-existing sites. Place the edit link on the pages you want users to be able to alter. The script figures out the path to this page, displays the content in a What you see is what you get format (for WIndows IE users only). Familiar commands like control-B for bold or shift-Enter for sequence breaks make this easy to learn and use.

This script gives you form processing power! Request any info from your user and have it emailed to you automatically in text and HTML format. Several times you may want to collect a lot of info from a user that isn't covered in Auto FollowUp, like telephone number, address, city, credit card info, and more. There are five customised fields in AFU, but perhaps some of this info doesn't belong in a customized field. That's when this script comes in. Create any form you want, with as several fields as you would like. The contents will be emailed to you and the info you want to keep in your autoresponder will be inserted automatically. How does it work? It's easy, really. Just include some hidden fields in your form: the name of the list to add to, and the name of the fields to insert into AFU. The script does the rest.

THIS SCRIPT HAS BEEN DISABLED AND REMOVED. GeoCache GPX Grabber makes GPX files automatically. Just collect waypoints, and include them in the URL. The browser will download the GPX file to the folder of your choice. If you've ever thought about becoming a GeoCacher, then you know that the only way to receive GPX files from GeoCaching. com is to pay for their membership services. That means a regular monthly charge to your credit card. But your PocketPC or GPS unit requires this type of file. This isn't a problem anymore. This little script graps waypoints from the GeoCaching. com site and makes an ideal GPX file for you!Just collect waypoints, and include them in the URL. The browser will download the GPX file to the folder of your choice. You can then open this file using a software like GPX Sonar. Separated more than one waypoints with a pipe symbol (the verticle sequence). New! Paste in an LOC file, and this software will automatically parse it for you, and grab all of the waypoints from the Geocaching.

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