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Updated: 20-Jul-2002 | Hits: 97 | Votes:0
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Master PFP is an easy to install, easy to maintain CGI program written with Perl 5 to provide your visitors with a printer friendly version of your web page. ("PFP" stands for "Printer Friendly Page"). You place "begin" and "end" tags into your web page. The program uses these to determine what to display on the page it generates for printing. This method allows you to be selective about what the user will print. You can choose to display your images, replace your images with text (such as "[image]"), or have the program hide your images. |
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Hosting Requirements: Unix/Linux; Perl 5+
Price: Free |
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Updated: 20-Jul-2002 | Hits: 41 | Votes:0
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Allows web authors to see what their pages will look like (sort of) when viewed with Lynx, a text-mode web browser. |
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Price: Free |
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Updated: 20-Jul-2002 | Hits: 87 | Votes:0
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You know how long your site's pages take to load in your browser, but have you ever wanted to know how long it takes for your visitors? Now you can find out with this script! Load Timer will calculate how many seconds it takes for the monitored page to load for each person that visits it. You then view all the stats, including a graph. |
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Price: Free |
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Updated: 20-Jul-2002 | Hits: 74 | Votes:0
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Very simple, yet excellent script. It may seem pointless but is definetly not! Give it an extention, and it counts the number of lines in every file, in that directory upwards and lists it. |
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Price: Free |
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Updated: 20-Jul-2002 | Hits: 86 | Votes:0
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The Indexed GEDCOM Method is simple to operate and to use. When a new or updated GEDCOM is to be made available, the program IGMMak is run. This program creates an index file as well as several HTML index files. This process takes about 1-2 minutes to index a 7,000+ person GEDCOM file, although this may vary based upon the system you are using. Once the GEDCOM is indexed by IGMMak, users can access the automatically generated HTML index files to find the person they are interested in. When they request information on any person in the database, the HTML index instructs the Web Server to run the IGMGet program. IGMGet opens the GEDCOM and goes directly to the person directed. It then loads all of the information for that person and his/her family, generates an HTML file, and sends it back to the user. |
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Price: Free |
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Updated: 20-Jul-2002 | Hits: 52 | Votes:0
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Given a file containing URLs, this five-liner returns all links (one level deep) on the specified URLs. |
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Price: Free |
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Updated: 20-Jul-2002 | Hits: 54 | Votes:0
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This utility reformats HTML code to be properly indented/nested for improved readability. You can indent the existing lines as-is, or totally reformat the code to have one tag per line. |
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Hosting Requirements: Unix
Price: Free |
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Updated: 20-Jul-2002 | Hits: 43 | Votes:0
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Shows how to get a web page's source and prints it out. |
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Price: Free |
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Updated: 20-Jul-2002 | Hits: 109 | Votes:0
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If you currently publish your Gedcom file with Ged2www, Gedpage, Ged2HTML, Gedbrowser, Ged4Web or any other genealogy program that generates a Gendex file, this small Perl script will simplify search in your (many) files. |
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Price: Free |
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Updated: 20-Jul-2002 | Hits: 66 | Votes:0
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Script for webmasters who gives out their own award! This program completely automates the task. It not only takes applications, but will weed out duplicates and has the option of e-mailing you to alert you of new applications. It also simplifies the task of awarding your award - press a button to delete the site, or to send off a standard E-mail proclaiming them the proud winner of your award. Not only that, but it keeps a fantastic log of everyone you've given your award out to complete with it's own search engine! |
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Price: Free |
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