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Laravel Invoices
Laravel package to generate PDF invoices from customizable parameters
Laravel Invoices is a Laravel package for generating invoice PDF files from customizable data. It gives developers a simple interface for creating invoices that can be stored, downloaded, or streamed through configured filesystems. The package supports different templates and locales, making it useful for applications that serve customers in multiple regions. It is designed for business systems, SaaS products, admin panels, and client billing workflows that need invoice output without... -
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PHP web app to users to convert a Lotus Notes calendar export into a CSV file for import into Outlook.
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SAXE
Simple Ajax XML Editor, with limited XSD support
An online, Javascript based, XML editor that saves via PHP using Ajax. Install: 1. Copy all files to a web server (requires PHP) 2. Make config.xml and config.xml.bck writable 3. Open /xmleditor/xmleditor.html in Firefox Notes: -Only works in Firefox -XSD generator not included -XSD validation not yet supported -Text nodes not yet supported -PHP file does not implement any security measures -Use XSD_LOC get var to define a custom xsd location, example: .....
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