VMmail 1.1 is the current stable release of our powerfull mailing list manager. Useing this script, you will be able create unlimited mailing lists, for example one mailing list for each one of your products. You will be able to add/edit/delete the mailing lists names (categories), to send email messages and edit your admin information via a secure password protected admin panel. At this version, you will be able to send HTML messages too.
MD News will allow you to easily add and administrate news straight to your website which your visitors can see instantly. It includes a latest news file that can be included in your home page and a news archive page so your visitors can see all the past news. An easy to use administration area is also included.
Editors module allows to set up admin accounts for editors with multiple permission levels and limited administrator rights.
If you have large website with many ads or visitors, you may want to have some people who will manage ads, users, payment transactions, reviews, affiliates and so on separately. Also you may just want to hide certain parts of Admin Area for your editor(s). The supervisor has full control, his account cannot be deleted.
A Flash/PHP-based guestbook application that can be easily installed into your WebSite, or PHP-Nuke or PostNuke Portal system. Full version includes 20 replaceable skins and access to the growing library of full version skins. This module has been tested on: Postnuke .64 + .70; and PHP-Nuke 5.2 + 5.31. Note: At least one of the above nuke portal systems is required for the FlashGuestbook Nuke Module to work properly. For those of you who would just like to integrate this into your own website, a standalone version is also available.
Make PHP generated web content availabe only to you! I derived this function from some PHP code that I used on the administrative portion of my database driven sites. isLogged() returns true if the cookies named UserName and PassWord are the same as $UserName and $PassWord, the first 2 paramters of the function. If not, it displays the content of $LogInPage, the 3rd paramenter. The main thought behind this was to display the same login for all my admin pages, without have to repeat the same HTML code. Another purpose for this code was to keep MySQL queries, and other back-end code from being executed without permission.
