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Family Connections is a private social networking website designed specifically for families to be as easy to use as possible. Key features are: message board, photo gallery, family tree, calendar, blog, chat room, address book and more.
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lib_data_io is a set of PHP libraries designed to easily move complex sets of data between PHP array data structures and a variety of sources and destinations including JSON, XML, ICAL, MySQL, HTML, Trac WIKI, text, LDIF, and plot images.
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Private organizer/notepad. Will be web-based and written in php/MySQL. Will have the tree-organized structure of nodes (pieces of info, notes, groups, subgroups). Will allow to publish for everybody access some nodes as a blog view.
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PHP DBTreeView is a useful Ajax web control to display a treeview. This component is designed to extract dynamic content from database, so that the tree content is updated step by step. You don't need to know JavaScript to use this tool. (R. Cardon)
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phpLDAPadmin is a web-based LDAP administration tool for managing your LDAP server. With it you can browse your LDAP tree, view LDAP schema, perform searches, create, delete, copy and edit LDAP entries. You can even copy entries between servers.
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The SplitDB project gives practitioners of statistical tools for inferring phylogenies a way to store, retrieve and visualize important properties, like convergence, of the overwhelmingly large resulting tree-sets produced by these tools.
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sWIB ("Simple Web Information Base"). A web-interface to store and manage textual information such as passwords, addresses etc. in a tree-structure with the possibility to attach files.
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Work with: MySQL, PostgreSQL, FirebirdSQL. Use PHP, and ExtJS. Browse in Tree: db,table,column,constraint,trigger,view,proc. Has history, and fragments panel. Editor has autocomplete, autoindent. Easy install, unpack in webroot and edit "set.php"
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Thos project manages a php Scripts to deal with tree structures in MySQL Databases stored as Nested Set .
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PDO Nested Set is a class that does the "gory work" of manipulating a nested set tree stored in a relational database. All databases supported by PDO should work.
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Wizard-style web interface for structured information trails - an n-ary decision tree structure based on true/false logic. It can be used as a 'Wizard', an expert system, or as a backend for interactive fiction.
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Tree Factory is a set of PHP classes for manipulating hierarchical tree structures stored in MySQL databases. So far the nested sets tree model is in a mid-alpha stage of development. Other models will follow--all with compatible APIs. Req MySQL 4.1.2
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MyCDCatalog reads a CDROM volume (ISO9660) takes their information, traverses the file system tree and stores information about each file and directory found. CDROM, file and directory info are stored in a MySQL Database visited by PHP scripts.
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Simple sistem to shorten urls. * Use Adler32 to make hash and save url in a tree of directories. * Not use sql databases. * When make hash, return json with data * To activate redirect, only use hash as subdirectory. Ex: http://localhost/urls/[hash]
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