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Image Compress

This is simply a system to scan your webservers hard drive and compress all images to the lowest possible filesize without losing all quality. It works in conjunction with ImageMagick and requires it to be installed on your server also. This script c...

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Day.pl

Day.pl is a CGI/PERL script that automates the display of banners related to the day of the week The script also displays the day, month, date and year in a text format underneath the graphic. The image itself can be linked to the URL of your choice ...

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Schlabo''s Scripts - Picture of the Day (POTD)

Schlabo''s POTD gives you the power of professional Picture of the Day-Scripts for free. It has a very intuitive interface and is as easy to use as possible. Features include: Assign pictures for many years in advance, give each pic a descriptio...

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POD-l

The POD-l script is another Picture of the Day script. POD-l will display a thumbnail image on a given page that is linked to a full-size image. The image changes every day from a pool of images in a directory of your choosing. POD does require SSI (...

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visitors

visitors is a Perl script that reads your HTTP access logs and displays graphs showing the number of visitors to your site. You can zoom in for more detail to see visitors by year, month, day and even hour.

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Getting Started With PHP

The quickest way to learn PHP is to start using it and see what happens. This tutorial starts by diving right into the good old &"Hello World&" script you may have seen when learning other languages. Then, it presents another exampl...

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POD (Picture of the Day)

The POD script is a [P]icture [o]f the [D]ay script that will display a random image on a given page. The image changes every day from a pool of images in a directory of your choosing. The image files can have any name and do not need to be sequentia...

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Quick Count

Another counter Perl script, yet this one is quick and not seen by your visitor. Hidden within an image url, this script stays behind the scenes counting your visitors. Running the script direct displays all the stats for the page counters along with...

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Friend Seeker

Friend Seeker is a CGI script for organizing your own people directory. With this system your visitors can search personals, see members photoes, chat with people and mail them. Features include: Members can browse personals, search personals, mail t...

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eXtropia WebCal

Many offices have a calendar tacked to the wall in a central location. Employees add items such as scheduled vacations, reservations of conference rooms, or notices about meeting, conferences, or seminars. Employees can more efficiently coordinate th...

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