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An advanced browser sniffer, written in PHP, that started out identifing common browsers using the User Agent string, but now can protect your email address from email collectors, or show it all to search engine spiders, etc. Great for sites with template
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AvanTemplate is a template engine for PHP. It is multi-byte safe and consumes little computing resource. It supports variable replacement, block that can be set to hidden or shown, loop, multple-depth loop, and inclusion of external template file.
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Free greeting card website, being built and distributed as open source. Includes all functions and features to run a standalone site, including image uploading, user registration and profile management, mailing lists, image search engine, automatic thumb
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A different template system for PHP 4. It's loosely based on TARP and looks a little like FastTemplate, but instead of providing data to the template engine, this one gets or makes the information itself. No longer being developed.
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Trison has the goal to become a template engine with support of php, java and the transform ability to javascript to intergrate client/serverside generation of code.
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Zarrs came together out of the desire of a few web development consultants to have a stripped down engine to run their generic modules and the custom applications they built for their clients so they didn't have to reinvent the wheel for each one.
