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- E-Guest is a full-featured PHP guestbook system. Features: Multi-pages display, Sort entry (LIFO, LILO, alphabetical), Set number of entries per page, Search for matching name, Total entries count, Message for no matching found, Dynamic icon display,...
- phpMyGuestbook is a small guestbook program that uses php and mysql. It includes a Web admin script to view, edit, and delete entries, and change password.
- 4CM_GuestbookPro is a powerful PHP && MySQL driven guestbook. It will allow your visitor to list their Name, Email, URL, AIM, ICQ, YIM, Location, a national flag and any comments they may have. Additional features include: Private Messages, E...
- This is a very easy to use guestbook program. It includes a setup file, and uses a flat text file to store the messages. An ideal guestbook for personal homepages.
- This is a guestbook program that doesn''t requires any database, but rather uses a text file for data handling. Features a variety of emotion icon options for each entry.
- Based on AWS Guestbook by Robert Schwarz, obook is a highly customizable guestbook script. It uses a text file to store the entries.
- This is a MySQL version of Allwebscripts AWSguest. It uses MySQL to store messages, is easy to install and configure.
- Achims Guestbook is a powerful multilanguage php guestbook which can handle a lot of data without using any database like mySQL. You can configure the layout and many other options to adapt it to your needs. It also includes an admin module to remove...
- simplemb is a basic guestbook (message board) that uses a text file to store posts. It can be added to a site with only two lines of PHP code. You can specify the font and alternating row colors by setting variables. The latest updated release includ...
- phpBook is a PHP/MySQL guestbook program. Features: Nice interface; Fast and stable code; Language templates (english, german, italian, potuguese, french, dutch, swedish, chinese, japanese, danish, etc); Location templates (world, europe, belgium, et...
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