Techno Trade CGI Archive
URL: http://www.technotrade.com/cgi/
Following is a list of some PERL cgi scripts that we’ve created. Feel free to browse through them and see some examples of the scripts in action. Some are FREE, others require a license fee. For more information on installing these scripts to your server, please check the FAQ page.
| This script is used to manage multiple usernames/passwords for .htaccess/.htpasswd directory protection. This works with the apache web server (tested on Unix systems) and can be used to handle multiple password protected directories. | |
| URL Search Engine |
Feel like starting your own little yahoo ? Well, this is basically what this script does. It searches a Text database file for one or more keywords input by the user and displays all the URL’s that match the Search Query. This can also be changed to search any type of text database file. |
| Password Protector |
This script is a very simple form of web site password protection. Instead of directing people to your main html file, you use this script as a filter to verify users for the password to gain access. If the password is accepted, then the script automatically takes the browser to the 『protected』 web page. |
| Search Engine Redirector |
Lets your visitors search the web from your site by selecting the search engine they want to use. Also can log what they’re searching for on each engine. |
| Web Based Message Board |
The Message Board script lets users who come to your site join in a discussion group by reading and posting messages. Users get a very friendly graphical interface with icons for navigation, posting etc. and is very simple to use. This board doesn’t make a mess on your server by creating tons of directories and files each time a posting is made. Instead it just uses one text file for all the postings in a discussion group. |
| URL Jumper | Do you hate having to clog up or redesign your page each time you add a new URL link to another site or another one of your web pages ? The URL Jumper fixes that problem by organizing your links in a selection box where the user would just click on one and hit Go. |
| Looking for more scripts ? Be sure to visit The CGI Resource Index. |
