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weberp-responsive-with-HR
weberp's responsive mobile optimized version with HRMS and Payroll
This is an attempt to give our much loved webERP Accounting and Business Administration ERP system a new modern look with responsive mobile optimized theme. Also added are HR and payroll functionalities. Additional information about weberp project is available at http://www.weberp.org. Our project demo is available at http://netelity.com/index.php/software/nerp-for-business For any queries contact us. We may not be checking Issues section very regularly. Enjoy -
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Simple PHP Polling System
Helps an organization to create polls of different types of positions.
This script helps organizations to make polls of different types of positions with a number of candidates under each position. The script is not very stable and the code is still rough. Installation: i. Download the script and unzip it to your localhost or web server. Works best with Wamp server. ii. Import polling3.sql from the dbBackups folder in the admin folder. Use phpMyAdmin in this case or together with cPanel for online server. iii. Add login.html into the Apache configuration...
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