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Restrict visits is a script which reads a set of database files containing IP`s and decides if the visitor`s IP is there. If yes, it sets a cookie and remembers that the visitor is restricted, to avoid processing him again. Then it redirects the visitor
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The ŤType-o-graphť project has been written as a PHP function aimed to parse simple text and give "Rich HTML" as an output, e.g. add quotes instead of inch sings ('), clue short words using <nobr> tags and so on.
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phpxmlclasses is a project grouping a set of classes for XML processing using PHP, classes will be added frequently to cover new features or to provide abstraction layers to existing features. Developers wanting to contribute classes/code are welcome.
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Fast cross-platform template processing library, written in C. Has C and C++ interfaces. Template syntax is similar to HTML::Template.
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Xsp Server is a cross-platform, indepenent process designed to interface any cgi compatible http server to provide asp style processing of web content. Xsp Server allows you to write asp style web content with many servers and languages.
