107 projects tagged "Documentation"
Categorized Headlines Publisher is a news posting script with add, edit, and delete features that can embed an image (with image upload) in the body of the detailed news. It also supports category icons. You can even upload your own icons, or delete old ones. A "NEW" image icon will be automatically inserted next to the headline if the news is less than 'x' days old (this feature can be turned off). The Pro version supports maximum news, and news category limiters. It can be used with or without SSI.
@1 Document Publisher helps you maintain your online documents, such as installation guides, handbooks, FAQs, manuals and so on, all in an organized manner, with automatic index numberings. Features include add mode, delete mode, edit mode, image upload, individual page or grouped pages sorting and renumbering. No SSI or frame involved. Documents are generated in the template you defined. 3 switchable admin interface skins are available. It is extremely easy to setup, and it runs lightning-fast as there is only a single 26Kb-script involved.
@1 Web Publisher is a password-protected content management system (CMS) that allows a non- techie Web operator to edit the text and image contents of their Website through a browser. It features a user-friendly admin interface, and no HTML knowledge is required. This script supports master and slave login modes, and offers 4 types of tag pairs. Unlimited editable pages and sections are supported. You get 3 choices of switchable skins. It is extremely easy to setup, and it runs lightning- fast, as there is only a single 15Kb-script involved.
Ajaqs is a Web application that organizes FAQs on a per-project basis. The UI is templatized, the content is internationalized, and the styles are highly configurable. Secure login is provided via webapp security constraints. The backend uses an O-R mapping tool to achieve independence of database-specific queries. RSS feeds provide subscribers continuous updates on a per-project or per-FAQ basis. FAQs are dynamically served up as HTML pages, and can optionally be streamed to clients as PDF content.
Annotate provides an annotation facility for DocBook documents. It enables visitors to an online version of a DocBook document to add comments to any paragraph or chapter of the document. It extends the DocBook XSL stylesheets, leading to modified HTML output which contains anchors at those places where annotations can be made. Comments and notes are stored in a DBMS. A CGI program then merges the HTML document and the comments to produce the output for the visitor.
CGI::Application::Generator provides a means by which a CGI::Application-based module can be created from code, as opposed to being written by hand. This module is intended to create the shell of an application module, based on the specification you provide. It will not output a completely functional application without additional coding. It will, however, create the structural parts of your application common to all CGI::Application-based modules. This module is intended to ease the creation of new CGI::Application modules and to encourage standardization of CGI::Application coding styles.
DharmaDoc automates most of the tedious work involved in setting up a local Web server that contains a Buddhist reference library. The program allows you to download and install documents, and generates a search engine index. Afterward, you can just type your Buddhist topic of interest into a Web browser and get a wealth of information.
Translation of an RCS file collection or CVS repository history as a fast-import stream.