A browser based client that allows you to access a MySQL database and execute queries, load/backup tables and manage user privileges.
This script provides web browser FTP client facilities with facilities for file deletion, directory creation, upload/download, and direct file viewing.
CBIRC is a powerful online cross platform IRC client available with intuitive graphical user interface. This program supports multiple server connections and Ident and allows users to have several emotion icons in their chats. The main highlight...
This java chat room is identical to a IRC client and is developed using advanced object-oriented principles for integration into your web pages. It is a fully distributed, scalable applet and runs on all browsers that are Java compliant. This...
A cookie is a small (up to 20 times 4k per domain) bit of information that can be stored by a server in a browser's client. This script shows an example of how to set and retrieve a cookie.
This Script can sort on form elements and the elements are based on a grid. This sortable grid is a cross-browser 100% client side solution in JavaScript. The contents of the grid can also be submitted to the results page to view the form elements...
This script is used to detect the type of browser a client uses and then select a Header for that client accordingly. This requires Server Side Include capability on the server where the web site is hosted. It is written in Perl .
Just a web-enable TLabel that will launch your default browser/email client with the label text as parameter.
This program provides a web client service for chat and it is used by many users all over web. It provides users a vast usage because of its easy to extend feature and flexible nature. By using this powerful tool users can let their vistors to...
Join Me! is an IRC server written from scratch for the Windows 9x - NT operating systems. It's written in Delphi using object pascal language. Based on the 1459 RFC, and experimenting the mIRC client and Bahamut server messages and replies makes... |