The purpose of this script is to seamlessly take the place of the Perl version of FormMail by Matt's Script Archive. This is a multi-user script which will mail the contents of a form to the specified recipient.
This is a modification of the guestbook which can be found at Matt's Script Archive, which uses cgi-lib.pl and mail-lib.pl. It uses setup configuration files which allow for more than one user to use the same guestbook CGI scripts.
Matt's Meta Tag Generator is a perl script to generate Meta Tag to bring more traffic to your websites. You dont need to sit and code for this, just fill out your requirements and this script will generate you a meta tag, that can be embedded into yo
Matt's Form mail script allows webmaster to create a form with unlimited number of fields. Senders can pass their message through any HTML forms. Users can send mail to multiple recipient at a time. This script does not allow submitters to leave any
Matt's Finger is a fully configurable and customizable perl script to perform finger queries on various people, it contains a fully functional template system for seemless integration into existing websites and also contains a system for error report
MP3 Search Archive is a musical software written in PHP for maintaining an online MP3 archive on your website. This script uses MYSQL as its backend for storing all the link. using this script you can search the archive with a letter or using specifi
Matt's Weather is a PHP program that generates weather details for the locations you enter. Moreover 3000 METAR codes are provided with this software and you can utilize them to grab weather data. It reports wind status, direction, humidity pressure,
Matt's FormMail (MattFM) is a form to email script written in Perl and also in PHP, with a few advantages over other form to email scripts, it is totally platform independant, if your web server can run Perl or PHP scripts then it can use MattFM! Mat
Despite these early stages of the evangelism of Web services, users have already begun to ask how this technology differs from CORBA. Isn?t it just another form of distributed computing? In this installment of the Web services architect, Dan Gisolf
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