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    A live Help support chat system in PHP that allows the operators of the websites to monitor their visitors as they are browsing the site and proactively open a chat session with the visitor . Mysql database, messages, auto invite
    Downloads: 4 This Week
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    This is a php script aimed at being able to proxy around filters (ip based and word based) when browsing a web site through this script. It is simple to use and install and is also very fast.
    Downloads: 0 This Week
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    DBIx::Browse is a module to facilitate the Web browsing (INSERT, UPDATE and DELETE) of related database tables using DBI and CGI Perl modules.
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    APLM is designed to be an easy to install and manage, cross-platform system for managing a small personal library. It current supports basic searching and a local interface. It will support both local and Web interfaces, complex searches, topic browsing
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