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- Simply upload the Free PHP / SQL FAQ files to a directory on your PHP enabled server, edit the included file Local_Settings.php and enter in the relevant info for your site, including your database connection info. Then run the SQL Table Creator script, and your FAQ system is now ready to use. You can configure the look and feel of your new Free PHP / SQL FAQ via a number of methods.You can choose an alternate .CSS file (in the Local_Settings.php file) to change between looks of your site. Alternatively you can edit the active .CSS file to change specific elements, color schemes and other visual properties. Also, the script package contains two files, a Header.php and Footer.php file that are included in every visable page. They are a good place to add site logos and links to help the pages fit seamlessly into your site''s main design and navigation. Finally, if you are PHP savvy, you can edit the actual codes and functions in the Free PHP / SQL FAQ, taking complete control.
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- Database Integrated Active Directory Authentication Script. This software allows you to use Forms Authentication to provide user credentials (instead of the default &"windows authorization&" pop-up window). Once LDAP / Active Direct...
- A great intranet add-on. Use this script to search Active Directory for users, locations, phone numbers. Much easier than having to maintain two databases for phone numbers.
Quick and easy to install, just enter your company''s info, account...
- This active directory script allows you to create a yahoo style directory and your own search engine
- www-Sharp is program for web-design and creating client-side HTML applications. It includes advanced HTML editor, XML editor, tools for creating HTML help applications, .Net assemblies, viewers for Windows Management Instrumentation (WMI), Active Dir...
- A quick tutorial explaining how to alternate table row colors using PHP and MySQL.