1716 projects tagged "JavaScript"
Instead of having clients download several CSS and JavaScript files, phpFlair allows you to serve them one CSS and one JavaScript file. This allows your Web page to load and respond more quickly. GZip encoding further reduces the time for your Web page to load and reduces bandwidth used by your site. Client-side cache headers allow clients to download your CSS and JavaScript once, instead of every page load, unless you make changes to your CSS or JavaScript file(s), in which case the phpFlair cache is automatically updated. phpFlair does not minify your CSS or JavaScript files. Minification increases processing time with the small benefit of reduced size and slight obfuscation. The combined CSS or JavaScript file created by phpFlair contains your code unmodified, just combined and GZipped.
PhpForms is an advanced Web form builder that allows you to create Web forms quickly and easily. You can create an unlimited number of forms with any number of radio-buttons, checkboxes, pull-down menus, text boxes, text areas, etc. PhpForms supports form validation. Form submissions may be sent to multiple email addresses. It can create multi part forms, forms with file upload fields, product/service/price request forms, message and question submission forms, subscription forms, survey forms, quizzes and tests, feedback forms, customer satisfaction forms, email notifications, evaluation forms, order forms, and more.
php Free Chat is a simple, fast, and customizable chat server that uses the filesystem for message and nickname storage. It uses AJAX to smoothly refresh and display the chat zone and the nickname zone. It supports customized CSS stylesheets and a plugin system that allows you to write your own storage routines.
phpLiteAdmin is a Web-based database admin tool with support for SQLite 2 and 3. It consists of a single 60KB source file that can simply be dropped into a directory on your server and then visited in a browser. There is virtually no setup required except for specifying your database(s). The available operations, feature set, interface, and user experience is comparable to phpMyAdmin for MySQL.
phpMoneyBooks is a PHP/MySQL program that aims to be a Web-based QuickBooks replacement. It can manage bank accounts and check registries; manage customers and create statement charges; print statements to bill customers; and display profit and loss reports. The design is modular so that features can be added by any PHP/MySQL developer. With new modules, you can direct the user to a URL. Clients can log in and check their own bills and pay online, create memorized billing cycles with Auto Billing (good for recurring billing), and more.
PHPMyVersion is designed to keep track of schema changes and row changes to specified tables. Developers can use it to keep track of changes to development databases that need to be passed on to live databases, e.g. through upgrade scripts. It is able to tag changes with a version number, and produce the SQL needed to upgrade a database from one version to another, which is very useful for upgrade scripts.
phpMyVisites is a Web traffic analyzer with very detailed reports and advanced graphics. It is not an Apache log analysis tool. phpMyVisites creates its own logs, and it allows access to more complete statistics. phpMyVisites provides information about visitors, page views, visitor follow-ups, countries of origin, software configurations, referrers, and much more. It also includes a powerful administration and configuration tool.
PhpPeanuts is a framework for developing database-backed applications in PHP. Rather than building an application from the bottom up, you initially only build domain model classes in which you specify properties, relationships, and database table names in metadata. The framework dynamically scaffolds getters and setters, persistency, navigation over relations, and input and delete validation. The abstract user interface instantly offers a rich set of pages for searching, browsing, drilling down, editing and reporting over your domain model. From there on you extend and refine both the domain model and the user interface to make it what you want by defining specialization classes and overriding inherited methods.