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A tool to help in customization and generation of reports in PDF to open source web-based systems. It was developed a visual editor using PHP for interactive design of reports, according to the needs of the developer.
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Bug tracking PHP application, intended to enable final users to report and track bugs or issues, allowing managers to open/assign this bugs to developers. Real easy time tracking interface, and ajax attachments management. Custom reports supported.
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PHP and VB6 classes for generating dynamic PDF reports and forms from XPF files designed with Visual2PDF. PHP class uses TCPDF to generate PDF from Visual2PDF documents. VB6 class uses optimized mjwPDF class to generate PDF.
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Phpreportlib is a collection of PHP classes that are commonly used when creating reports. A sample application, egwReports, is provided illustrating the power and flexibility of the library.
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Intuition PHP Templating Engine is a simple to use, lightweight, yet powerfull templating class for PHP5 that can be used to easily display dynamical web content. (Banded Reports support also included).
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Goliath Adaptive Documentation Project
This is the Goliath Adaptive WEB Application Engine Documentation
This is the Goliath Adaptive Documentation Project. Goliath-Adaptive is a fully functional WEB Application Engine / RAD Tool that include several functionalities: * Integrated Development Environment (IDE), * Complete Framework with standarized DB Access libraries, Dynamic Forms creation * Several Plug-ins for importing and exporting data, email, data conversion, database management * Simplified Content Management System with WYSIWYG HTML/CSS editor * Javascript framework with easy... -
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Design matrix for permissions-based data management applications; forms, reports, ad-hoc queries, with group-level permissions for all elements; allows easy management of diverse access levels for users on the same system. Extends smarty; requires mysql.
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TCMS is the TestCase Management System, through which you can manage your own testcase database. Insert/update, assign testcases to a person to update the status of testcase and generate reports. TCMS can be used by product approval team in organizat
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Pledge is a multiuser, multiunit general-purpose accounting package. Pledge can track time, money, inventory, and comments. Pledge's architecture is designed to allow others to implement data stores, user interfaces, and reports. Visit the home page!
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Sylex PHP is a collection of PHP classes for help webmasters and database administrators to create forms with javascript validation (form generator) and reports (report generator) in a easy way. All classes are made to use with mySQL.
