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A class which will generate standards-based HTML/XHTML/CSS. The main features include: standards-based code (HTML 4.01 and XHTML 1.0: Transitional, frameset and strict supported), extensive error checking, code optimisation.
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HTM is a management tool wich help leagues/tournaments admins. The public part uses templates (html separate from code) so editing the html is very easy. - PHP/mySql -
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MyGraph is a easy-to-use library to draw graphs using data stored with MySQL database. The goal is to insert graph in HTML page with very few code, just selecting scales and the graph type.
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I intend to build a theme for phpWebSite in which the php is completely separated from html. All the html goes into a template-file. With this template, one only needs to write the html to create new themes, not to code any php. One can use normal wysiwy
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Tabasco's HotForms is a PHP-Nuke 5.0 module.You define your HTML form by creating Form and Field records stored in the database, the builder takes care of creating the php-nuke pages to display the form, and submit the info by e-mail
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PHP based database web administration page generation tools targeted for the knowledgable administrator who is familiar with HTML syntax and SQL. No attempts are made to hide the HTML or SQL 'code', so this is NOT for end-users.
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Web based html wordprocessor. Can be used as standalone webapp or as a module for content management systems
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MooTools for Code Igniter is a Code Igniter library for integrating the popular MooTools JavaScript library. It allows the CI developer to access MooTools functions with simple, single lines of code.
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DOMbasic
PHP pakage to create dynamic DOM elements. Follow the OOP paradigm, im
You can create complete websites that adhere to the standards validation of its structure. More flexible and lighter than the native PHP. It allows you to create any document labeling: HTML, XHTML, XML, ... It is designed for flexibility and dynamism, performance and low resource consumption. -
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Simple PHP tag library, comparable to JSP tags. Build custom tags that can be mixed with (X)HTML. Provides caching of pages and makes it easy for you to separate your PHP code from markup language.
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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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Blackfire Player
Web Crawling, Web Testing, and Web Scraping application
Blackfire Player is a powerful Web Crawling, Web Testing, and Web Scraper application. It provides a nice DSL to crawl HTTP services, assert responses, and extract data from HTML/XML/JSON responses. Some Blackfire Player use cases: Crawl a website/API and check expectations -- aka Acceptance Tests; Scrape a website/API and extract values; Monitor a website; Test code with unit test integration (PHPUnit, Behat, Codeception, ...); Test code behavior from the outside thanks to the native Blackfire Profiler integration -- aka Unit Tests from the HTTP layer (tm). ...
