25 projects tagged "Dynamic Content"
MyPhotoAlbum is a simple, small, easy to use web photo album. It allows the user to create albums/categories and upload pictures with titles and comments, and keep the albums in several languages simultaneously. The title and comments are stored in plain text files. No database server is needed. MyPhotoAlbum uses CSS for its web formatting to have maximum control over its look and feel. It has a main screen that shows the photo albums. On each album screen, thumbnails with titles and comments are displayed. Clicking on the thumbnail will display a pop-up with the picture full-size.
SmartHTML is yet another HTML preprocessor. It allows you to write Web pages in a language more sane than HTML: paragraphs are automatically inserted when two consecutive newlines are encountered. Special symbols like < & etc. are automatically replaced. Tags look like texinfo: @tagname { contents }. Written in Perl, it allows tags to run Perl subroutines on the contents, allowing e.g. automatic generation of a table of contents, smarter generation of links, macros which can define HTML code which has to be maintained in only one place, etc.
merchantCGI.com Shopping Cart System is the only Web based ecommerce system that is completely administered through your Web browser, and includes an integrated Payment Processing Gateway at no extra charge. A single user version can be downloaded for free from our site for installation on your server.
Crawdad provides HTML generation and CGI response support to Python programs. With Crawdad, a Python program builds a DOM-like, in-memory tree that represents an HTML document. Tree nodes represent tagged HTML elements, and subtrees represent the contents of those tags. Crawdad generates HTML by walking the tree. Its action/response CGI framework supports common actions needed to maintain database records (list, add, update, delete, etc.) and can be extended to support application-specific actions.
Envolution is a Content Management System which allows easy management and publication of information from a simple Web browser. In addition to managing content, it can be configured to allow Website visitors to submit articles, comment on previously submitted articles, participate in surveys or polls, and manage their own accounts with simple registration and account management tools.
ErfurtWiki is a fast, user-friendly, and highly configurable hypertext management system. It can store its pages and binary content with MySQL, PEARDB/dbx/ADOdb, dba/dbm, PHP-RPC, or flat file databases. It stands out from similar Wiki implementations in that it allows very easy integration into existing Web sites, features case-insensitive WikiLinks, extensive CSS support, multiple admin tools, is not GPLed, and includes documentation. There are over 200 extension plugins, but everything could still be compacted into one core "library" for easier installation and handling. It is useful for larger sites as well as lightweight backend for private homepages, due to its simple image uploading feature.
JSGraphics is a library for producing 2D graphics using JavaScript by manipulating HTML tables. It uses 'run length encoding' by taking advantage of colspan attributes in order to reduce the complexity of the output. Images created in this manner can be posted on the pages such as forums or LiveJournal where images are not allowed, and can be animated using JavaScript. Simple 2D graphics functions for drawing lines, points, and circles are included.