SuperThread is a complete discussion forum solution for your Web site. This easy-to-use solution can be completely customized to the look and feel of your Web site. Great for customer support and pre-sales interaction. Requires: PHP 4.1+, mySQL, FTP Access to your server.
Obie Quick Authentication script (supports one user) uses COOKIE to store the loging session. Also features: EASY to use, only 5 lines to add into any page that requires authentication. ENCRYPT password with an Empression that uses MD5(). Uses COOKIE to store the loging session. Supports any QUERY STRING of the page
Mini Control Panel with loging out and changing new password. Can place the script file in anywhere in your server.
This script uses a MySQL database to keep track off how much visitors your site has, when they come, where they live (country), where they came from (referer), when they come (hour, day, month, week, year), what operating system and browser they are using, the resolution, colordepth, etc...
Be sure to look at the readme file included where you also find how to install it.
example on website (but incorrect referals because of the banner method they use on that provider)
This is a base MySQL only, user system
It is more for template useage, and creating your own site from the base template.
Pre writtern login/logout/register scripts with user database entries and passwords storage and email and username stored.
All passwords are md5 encrypted, for added securiry
This package can be used to create a user base for your website, or progressed into much more,
but a level of php knowledge is required.
iScramble is a PHP script that allows you to protect sections of your HTML code from prying eyes. It scrambles the text into a form that is not human readable, and generates some JavaScript code to descramble it.
It is particularly useful for hiding email addresses from email address harvesting robots.
Using iScramble is simply a matter of including the php code, calling the iScramble() function passing in text that you want to scramble, then echo the returned string.
