Moe Music is a Web front end to mpg123 along with a mySQL database for the backend book keeping. It was intended to provide a central place for music to be played from and includes support for queueing songs etc. As of this release of Moe Music, it is possible to add artists to the catalog and index songs on the server by the artists. It is also possible to play the songs.
i-auth is a simple user authentication script using session variables. Originally i-auth was written to be included into an index page although this can easily be changed by simply changing the links.
To restrict access rights for any page to those who have logged in you just need to add a small section of code as shown in the readme file.
Make your own word list, and set your options. The script will then hide your words randomly in a grid of letters. Supports multiple languages. The grid page is printable. Also called word search. Version 2.4 adds an option to use word lists (MySQL required for word lists).
Esselbach Storyteller CMS is a powerful Content Management System written in the PHP scripting language and designed for high traffic websites.
Main Features:
- Caching system for heavy traffic websites.
- Image upload with thumbnail function
- Highly adaptable because of templates and custom fields
- Easily change the layout to fit your website.
- 50 themes included
- Share the user database with the following 3rd party forum applications: vBulletin 2.2/2.3, vBulletin 3.0, UBB.threads 6.2/6.3, phpBB 2.0, Invision Board 1.1-1.3/2.0, and Burning Board 1.2/2.0.
- Import your old news database for PHP-Nuke , PostNuke, NewsPro, Coranto, News Publisher 1.0, and Greymatter.
PHPev is a script to manage fotos from different events. It is written in PHP an uses a MySql Database to store the different information. To browse through the fotos in a gallery a javascript system is used, which is loading all the fotos into the cache of the browser. This allows to made an automatical slide-show in your browser. All galleries can be edited by an admin area.
