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Functions and libraries that correctly replaces standart quotes (inch sign) to the russian typographic quotes («...», etc), places non-breaking spaces where needed, etc.
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Formats and displays the contents of Azureus' statistics file to a web page for easy remote status updates of your current torrents.
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The Scenario Data Selector is a Perl script that serves up scenario data on the web. Users can browse data and choose to show by value or as growth rates or indices. Data can be shown by region or indicator - the script takes care of regional aggrega
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Prophiler is a web based filebrowser. All simple features of desktop filebrowsers are implemented. A powerfull plugin-system let's you write and configure your own plugins, templates, languages, utils etc.
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A Perl module for easily creating HTML dropdown menus for use with HTML::Template, Template Toolkit or Template::Magic templating systems. Allows any number of dropdown menus to be displayed on a single page, each independantly configurable.
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WDialog is a system to make dialog-centric web applications. It imitates the behaviour of widgets found in GUIs, but acts in a HTML/HTTP environment. There is a UI language (XML), but callbacks are coded in a normal programming language (O'Caml, Perl)
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CGI::Prototype is a collection of Perl modules providing a flexible prototype-based MVC framework for both CGI- and mod_perl-based applications.
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Valid CGI Values is (currently) a XHTML forms based technologie for validating CGI values submitted by these forms. It consists of a form parser that analyzes web forms and a package with validation functions.
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gBook is a free, feature-rich, guest book written in Perl. gBook is fast and easy to use and set up with no database system required.
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Desktop Central is a unified endpoint management (UEM) solution that helps in managing servers, laptops, desktops, smartphones, and tablets from a central location.
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Hippo is a community portal/CMS with an emphasis on microcontent and metacontent. It is *not* another Slash/Nuke clone. The Hippo prototype will (I hope) be available in early 2006. Please take a look at the excellent Plone and TikiWiki CMSs instead!
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Perl/database code for a web-based system geared towards college students wanting to buy/sell/trade textbooks with other students.
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The mission of this project is to provide Perl Server Pages (PSP), that add dynamic content to HTML using Perl as scripting language. First contribution will be an easy to install myPSP package including custom taglibs, I18N, table support and logging.
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C-Cramp is a tool for a mysql database with data about music, DJs, shows, etc. for non-profit (college/university) radio stations that play music from hard media (CDs/vinyl). The primary focus is tracking & music and generating logs using a php frontend.
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UnixODBC.pm provides a Perl API for the unixODBC driver manager and a bridge API for unixODBC network queries. The sample text-mode, GUI, and Web clients can manage multiple hosts and DBMSs and create RSS output.
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The package contain a set of cgi scripts which maintain statistics for your web site. They also provide a nice counter, which you can sport on your web page. These scripts don't require any help from web server.
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A set of well-documented Perl modules for the creation of custom weblog/BBS/content systems and other general-purpose modules designed to work with standard Perl 5.6.1+ and a minimum of non-standard libraries (with few or no additional C dependencies).
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Text::Forge is a mod_perl handler that allows the embedding of Perl in HTML, and provides the framework for an efficient, clean Web site with the use of a simple templating system.
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Penguin Greetings (pgreet) is a Perl web-based ecards for UNIX systems. pgreet is template-based and makes ecards more like email. pgreet can use SpeedyCGI for faster CGI transactions. A separate daemon does the emailing and data storage for security
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Live-bookmarks Manager is a Perl CGI script that helps you manage your live-bookmarks / RSS feeds through an easy to use web-interface. Currently it can add and delete bookmarks to/from an RSS feed.
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Berlinifyer is a cgi script written in Perl. It translates HTML documents, residing on an HTTP server, to the dialect spoken in Berlin, Germany and displays them. Relative urls are converted to absolute ones to enable berlinifying of the whole WWW.
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A language-neutral syntax highlighting module in Perl. Can be based off syntax files for popular text/code editors or custom parsing modules for a specific language.
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This application was designed to be a web interface for the Linux/Unix/BSD/MAC man, perldoc and info pages. Uses CSS to control look and feel. Easily added to any website and provides full functionality and text highlighting/formatting for seemless naviga
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A Web based file management utility written in perl that allows you to upload and download any file documents (text, image, audio, etc.) to a directory on your server. With upload progressbar and graphical interface. Uses DHTML
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The FormFeeder is a simple script that allows your users to submit information from a form via email. The script is designed for webmasters of all levels (Read: aimed at newbies, too), while attempting to provide maximum features for advanced users.