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TCPDF - PHP class for PDF
PHP class for PDF
TCPDF is a PHP class for generating PDF documents without requiring external extensions. TCPDF Supports UTF-8, Unicode, RTL languages, XHTML, Javascript, digital signatures, barcodes and much more. IMPORTANT: This version will be soon marked as deprecated and replaced by a new version currently under development: https://github.com/tecnickcom/tc-lib-pdf -
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XML documents To Generated dynamic web application supporting CRUD actions. Credits to Ministry of Culture and Communication, France; UNESCO; Ecole Nationale des Chartes, France; PASS-TECH, France.
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AS2Secure is a PHP Lib to allow you to send and receive AS2 message from partners. Based on OpenSSL, documents are SIGNED and CRYPTED to build SMIME messages ready to be sent over HTTP connection.
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DocBook DokuWiki is a wiki system that includes DocBook XML support. It allows collaborative writing of DocBook XML documents in a wiki way. It supports section level editing with locking, as well as an easy document structure editor.
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Convert xml dtd's to object orientated php code. The generated code allow the creation of conforming xml documents
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PTM is a Perl/HTML hybrid, similar to PHP in tag syntax. It allows for the ease of PHP-style inline code in your dynamic HTML documents while supplying the power of Perl that many find to be sorely lacking in PHP.
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A Web-Application working in conjunction with the obby protocol to view documents written by other people live on a website, integrated with mediawiki and equipped with full LaTex support. It's main purpose is Real-Time Note-Taking at University
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LayManSys - Layout Management System - is a PHP framework, that helps you providing a consistent look&feel of your web pages. It stores the meta information about the documents in RDF files and uses them for generating the HTML frame (<head> and footer).
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nodeXML is an XML query language interpreter and an XML data provider. It addresses the issue of retrieving information located on multiple, remote, different databases. Information is provided through XML documents, according to user defined DTDs.
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php xHTML
PHP Class to control xHTML STRICT
This Class for PHP controls xHTML strict documents, creation, and validation The idea is to made things easy and small, avoid errors or mistypes, helps with IDs / forms/ and tags. The point is to focus on PHP and forget if we close a tag, forgot to set a special required attribute or if we wrote the header correctly, the class take care of that Also made the creation of custom, normal used, and repetitive tasks easy -
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PDML2 is a fork (continuation) of the PDML project - it is an informal markup language written in PHP that is similar to HTML. It allows for the creation of complex PDF documents for use in command line or web applications.
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Web-based tool for viewing publicly-available documents and annotating and analysing them semantically and syntactically.
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