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For the most part, we are not attempting to be a "lister of links" because
we are mainly interested in providing content and because many other netizens
are better prepared to keep up with the latest developments on the web.
For a more complete listing of offsite resources. try Matt Wright's
CGI Resources Page.
Free
For All Link Page
- This script, by Matt Wright allows you to set up a page that your
users can then add links to in specified categories.
Random Link
Generator
- This package, by Matt Wright allows you to set up a page which has a
link on it. When this link is clicked on, the user is taken to a
random URL pulled out of a list of URLs that you specify.
BusinessNetwork Forums
- New forums hosted by BJ.
Countdown
- This program, by Matt Wright allows you to implement a simple
countdown to a specific date in your web pages.
Logger
- This script saves access date+time, the visitor's host name,
his IP address and browser type, and the referring page (if any) to a
log file on the server (default name = logfile.txt). This file will
be automatically mailed to you. Script by Walter Soldierer.
Browser Matcher
- This script by Drea Leeds determines which browser the client is
using to view your page and then redirects them to a browser specific
page. You can see the thing work by clicking here.
Browser Detection Script
- Another good browser detection script by Steven Elliot Pav.
jump_list.cgi and
jump_off.cgi
- Both scripts are used to
create jump buttons from a page to any other page. These scripts were
both kindly donated by Jeff
Mackintosh and can be seen in action at http://www.huntington-ny.com
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Perl Debugging Help
- A brief article on Perl Debugging.
All Free
Things
- A searchable directory of free stuff,
trial offers, free information on many subjects, including
webmaster resources, and many more freebies.
Web N Ads
- Great directory listing
of resources for just about anyone!
SunTar Download
- If you need SunTar for Mac to
untar our stuff, here it is!
School Center
- Applications Service Provider for K-12 schools. School Center
lets educators use form driven pages to put their own content on
the school’s web site. This is a great communications tool for
community outreach. Most importantly we offer these tools with
no advertisement or commercialization of the web site.
Encryption
- Tool for Perl.
BannerAdScriptCreator
- Gives you the ability to create six different types of
Banner Ad Rotator scripts for your website.
URL Whacker
- This ingenius little script can
whack a URL for use in many applications. Need to
get just the domain name from a URL? Or, perhaps
you want to know a URL's path without it's domain
prefix. Or, maybe you want a program that will assign
'/' or a default webpage to a URL when none is given.
Well, this great little script does it all!
GIFWorks
- GIFWorks is a free on-line GIF editor; that's absolutely free
One Service
- A fairly useful CGI archive and chat area.
Colorado Institute
of Art Webpage Scripting Course
- A great resource for CGI, HTML,
Java, and all the rest!
CGI Resources
- A fairly well organized new list of resources...
TechAid
- Lots of cool and useful scripts and scripting resources.
Cdomain
- looks up domains on the web.
Emmanuel PIERRE's
Perl Page
- Lots of very good Perl info and Perl CGI info.
CGI.h - header file for C++
- CGI.h is a C++ #include file that allows a 'CGI' object to be
created then HTML tags generated via methods.
Get Noticed Downline
Builder
- A professional CGI program for automating on-line
network marketing businesses. Provides self-replicating web pages,
accepts new sign-ups, has a built-in mailing list, and includes an
ID/password finder. Optional add-ons provide a member services area,
easy-to-use web-based administration, and instant on-line
downline reports.
EventCalender
- Produces an organized table for years
to come that will link the date if an event is present.
An administration program allows all maintenance to be done through
the web browser.
Adventia-
Perl and ASP scripts.
CdCount
1.0
- The counter features a fast loading time, any style of
digit, no fly program requires, uses SSI, Digits can be in all
different sizes and you can customize it for less than 3 minute.
Questions &
Answers
- Now run a Questions & Answers forum for your web site's
visitors easily using Q&A by CGI World. Supports unlimited Q&A
categories, as well as question & answers. Features a powerful admin
program to manage your Q&A forum, all through a web browser.
The Ultimate CGI BIN
- CGI Archive.
SurveyTime
- Interested in Surveying your Web Site's visitors? Now
create multiple question surveys using radio buttons
& checkboxes to gather information from your site's
visitors. Features include double vote blocking, auto expiration,
e-Mailing of survey expiration, & a password protected admin section
with all the features you need!
CGI for the Total
Non-Programmer
- This tutorial is for the novice PC user that
wants to learn to write CGI. It begins with an introduction to Unix
file commands before tackling Perl CGI with the provided template. It
is absolutely free.
Webdata
- This Perl CGI comes with a self installer for Unix or NT. It is designed to
allow non-programmers to create searchable indexes with user accounts.
MasterRecommend
- A CGI program, form based, to allow visitors to a website to
recommend the site to their friends. Easy to install and maintain,
with simple boilerplates for outgoing mail in a separate file for
quick modification.
An
Interactive Story
- The program is an interactive story, written by its readers. As
people read the story, each page tells a part of the story. Each page
ends with two choices for what to do next. Users click on
one of the two links to read what happens next in the story. (It
works like the "choose your own adventure" books.
Protect It
Pro
- Htaccess Authentication using DBM Files & IBill support are
only a few of many features packed into Protect It Pro. DBM
File support allows a larger database (150k+) of
username / password combinations without slowing down like a flat
text file. IBill support allows easy use of PIN numbers when allowing
access. Fully customizable ( Purchased Installed Only ).
Bug Base
- A lightweight database app for doing bug tracking
among app developers or suitable for helpdesk trouble ticketing.
Lister
- Ls interface.
Stripper- A program
to remove those nasty extra LFs you get when you ftp a text file
accidentally in binary mode.
Web Search
- Create your own search engine with Web Search Software.
Dozens of options with absolutely NO editing of the CGI script.
Refer me- A referral
system. The user sends personalized email (pre-written by the
webmaster) from the Web form to all his friends, telling them to come
and visit. The webmaster gets a list of all the names. Functional
URL: http://deadlock.com/refer-me.html. Neat package for distribution:
ftp://webgrip.com/pub/jim/refer.zip
Knowledge Builder
- FAQ building CGI script.
Shell Scripts
from Vincinius
- A cool collection of shell scripts for all sorts of useful tasks.
AnyForm
- AnyForm by CGI World is a multiple form processing script with many
customizable features. Options include email delivery, logging,
required fields, preview options and more.
CGI and Java Resource
Library
- Good design and navigation.
CGIRef
- C library to decode form variables.
AceSearch
Emailrobot
- Emailrobot will process the e-mailed form output into an ODBC database
and allow you to send a customized reply /action based on the form results.
Mail
Form
- HTML form to e-mail gateway designed with speed in mind. It is written in
ANSI C (compiled to be faster than PERL or shell scripts), should compile on any
Posix-compliant system (most any Unix), and is loaded with features.
It is completely backward compatible with Matt Wright's FormMail PERL
script (from Matt's Script Archives), so it can be a drop-in
replacement that uses fewer CPU cycles than the FormMail PERL script.
What's New
- What's New by CGI World is a PERL/CGI script designed for a
what's new or site events area of a web site. Create, edit,
or delete entries easily while the program manages the way
it all looks. Option to display news of the week for Mon-Sun
also available & simple to use.
Peter
Hellman's Midi-Jukebox
Multiple WWWBoard Manager
- Our WWWAdmin Pro Script allows you to create/edit/remove multiple web
boards in addition to the original features offered with Matt's Script
WWWAdmin 2.0a.
SiteFire
- suite of CGI scripts written in ANSI C and Perl which speeds up multi-media
sites. free demo cd.
Reliable Software Programmers'
Home
- A resource for Win32 programming which includes source
code, C++ Windows Tutorials, a pre-release version of Code Co-op --
a distributed version control system which works without a LAN or
central server, the World Wide Programmers' Web and freeware.
Stas Bekman's
CGI Scripts
Jukebox
- Jukebox CGI with some pretty neat features.
Libcgi
- Libcgi is a CGI library written in the C programming language by Brad
Rossiter. Libcgi is intended for those who have modest needs for
creating HTML forms. Libcgi makes writing C CGI applications extremely
trivial for even the most inexperienced C and HTML programmer.
Digee
Counter
- An excellent and easy to use web counter
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SearchWire
- Search Engine script
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ScriptSearch
- A fairly complete database with a very pleasant interface. We could find
things pretty quickly with the keyword search.
Image
Display
- Image Display by CGI World is a program for organizing many
images on a web site. It will display a thumbnail of each
image in a table and link automatically to the larger
image. Create multiple image categories & have your users
flip between them quickly & easily.
Scott's Script
Archive
- Some excellent new ideas on some traditional apps.
Jason Costomiris' Hacks
- A few CGI scripts which you can look through and try out.
Discus -
Discussion board software
- Discus discussion board software is a free message board program.
Discus allows those with CGI access to
add an interactive discussion board to their site easily. Discus
offers many features of expensive packages for free!
WEBBS
- WEBBS is a full featured web BBS system with integrated
logging system, threaded messaging, searchable member profile database and
chat room. All this customized to your needs for only $800.
Create a
Guestbook for your AOL Home Page
- Here is an easy way to get your guestbook up and running in no time. by Rudy Bacon.
Cadiac.com
- A good resource for Perl freeware.
Howard
Fear's Computing Library
- A very nice library of information collected by Howard fear. Not just CGI stuff,
but other programming info as well.
Teledit
- Java based text editing program. Teledit is a new Telnet client.
hat's unique is it's 'built-in' editor. And since it's written
completely in Java, you can use it anywhere, anytime,
without downloading and no installation is required!
Protect
It by CGI World
- Protect your web directories with username & password using the .htaccess or .nsconfig method.
(Server security method).
CGI-LIST@JANN.COM
- Is a CGI focussed listserv led by a fantastic
hacker, Jann Linder in which you can seek help in a more close knit
community than USENET.
CCS Network Apps
- Several useful scripts with a consistent and interesting GUI that would be worth your
while to look at. Documentation seems good and the scripts seem to work.
RDB
- RDB is a fast, portable, Relational DataBase Management System without arbitrary limits,
(other than memory and processor speed).
Split Infinity Script Archive
- Perl scripts for: Image Navigation, Thumbnail creation, Link Engines, Banner Servers that
pay out by SUBSCRIPTION or SALE, Top100 lists, Keyword Searchable Image
Libraries, Click Through Counters and etc.
Connect Four
- A cute version of the favorite
game. Contact Mark Westguard mkw1@brighton.ac.uk for more info.
Web Bazaar Free CGI Scripts
- Very useful CGI modifications and Originals from Mike Carville.
meep!Board
- Meep!Board is a fully customizable message board system for UNIX.
ScrawlWall
- Graffitti wall/Guestbook/BBS system in CGI and Java.
Email List Generator
- The email list generator is a web interfaced script that allows the visitors on your web site to
leave their email address so they may be notified when you update your web site.
Net Tools
- A collection of java links and resources. It also include many link
to perl and other cgi resources.
Sysdaemon System Monitor
- Sysdaemon is a System monitor daemon written in perl5.
Its purpose is to monitor the components that make up a unix server.
For example your unix server functions as a whole due to components such as
sendmail, inetd, named and httpd servers etc...
BigNoseBird
- This site provides web authoring assistance to the novice and intermediate web master.
Dialogue Forums
- Dialogue Forums is a discussion-group program. The program supports threads, multiple
forums and multiple user permission levels. It comes with an integrated
administrative interface to keep check of users and since it is
written in Perl it is easily modifiable to fit into other
applications or alternative layouts.
Template Extended CGI Form Mailer 2.0
- Tecform 2.0 is a CGI script that allows the mailing of a completely
template specified Mime compliant mail through an HTML mail form.
It lets you specify within the mail form (in so called hidden fields)
a template in which different fields of the form are filled in. This
way the output format of the mail can be exactly specified.
Definite Liud
- This is the definite place for all you folks looking for excellent modules. Here you can
find a collection of some of the best music modules ever made!
The Ultimate Learn and Resource Center
- A pretty long list of good CGI libraries.
FreeScripts Now!
- A free script archive from Now! Internet Tools, dedicated to providing
High-Quality FREE Scripts for Microsoft's IIS 3.0
Sue Braiden's Postcard Script
- It's for creating/sending customized multimedia postcards, recipes, art and
animations. Download kit includes a sample card rack, music and
graphics files. This script includes user customized messages, email
notification to both the recipient and the sender when the card has
been picked up, and a pickup log for tracking useful demographic
information including where visitors are from, what's popular and
what's not so hot. Next version to include frames and a number of
other enhancements. A working example of this script is available by
visiting the "Mailbox" on the first floor at:
http://www.geocities.com/Paris/3208/
This script and others can be downloaded from the Developers' Toolkit
in "The Office" on the third floor at the same address.
Mooneer Salem's CGI Archive
Perl Scripts Modified for MindSpring Web
Hosting Accounts
- Pretty much what it says except that this site.
includes some cool installation FAQs which are valuable in general.
Luke and Mark's CGI Archive
- Click count and click responder were written by Luke Pfeifer a 15 year old
CGI whiz kid!
Warning: The dangers of Guestbook
CGI's!
- An article discussing the dangers of using SSI and CGI
together.
CGI Resource Index
- Scripts, Books, Freelancers, Job Line, etc. A pretty good resource for the
CGI-Professional.
Wolf Haven's CGI Perl and Javascript
Archives
- Here you will find links to valuable scripting guides,
links to Online HTML and Graphic Design sites, links to sites which
offer free Perl and JavaScript scripts, and an archive of
original Perl and JavaScript scripts.
Matt Wright's CGI Resources
- Over 500+ CGI related links in over 130 categories.
Mark's Perl Projects
- A couple of neat scripts including a tool to automatically generate documentation
in a variety of formats from C++ header files and a guestbook.
Jeff Jakubowski's CGI Scripts
- A couple of good scripts including a Quote and a BBS script.
NetBoard Pro
- NetBoard Pro is a unique message forum system for an internet web
site. The script is not free, but seems pretty powerful.
I-Spi
- i-spi stands for Internet Statistical Package. i-spi was designed
with the small business in mind, but works equally well on a personal
level. It is a two-part program which gathers information regarding
those accessing your web resources, compiles it, and then provides a
quick and customizable interface to analyze that data.
Password
Checker
- A password protector allowing multiple owners, files,
usernames and passwords. It even has simple logging capability. The
Perl script itself is heavily commented, so for more extensive
information, check there. Here is the source
For more info, contact Lucas
Moten.
DrewStars Superscripts
- This is not a freeware site, but it does have some good scripts at
reasonable prices.
caberNET's
CGI Archive
- Home of Web Email Lite. Easy to use, no programming
and no installation necessary. Create forms on your web site
and submit them to CaberNET's Web Email Lite. Free!
Mike's Scripts
- A very well rounded set of public domain scripts including a chat
script, a log analysis script, a voting script, a script to mail
files, a random banner script, and others. The scripts are fairly well
documented too.
WebMastering
- An excellent site with demo versions of several useful scripts. Mr.
Feinberg puts several versions of script types next to each other so
you can easily compare features.
ActiveU
- ActiveU is a collection of free CGI scripts written in Perl for the
public domain. All were written by Jonathan Eisenman (me) of
ubiquitous. as CGI scripts for the ubiquitous. web site. Scripts
include a mailer, guestbook and a search.
Hal Eason's Script Archive
- Several great scripts from a form processor to the oft requested
online HTML editor.
The Writer's BBS - Free CGI
Scripts
- Currently available are two chat scripts, a Java
coloring book, a Hangman game, an Add-To-The-Story, and a simple SSI
random text script.
Free For
all Link Script
- Your standard Matt Wright-based script with some
new modifications. The code can be found here.
Checkout
- A fast-loading, flexible online shopping solution developed using Sun Microsystems
Java, is available for licensing for OnSite or OffSite use on a
per store basis.
Redirect
- Redirect allows you to log the number of people who click on a given link. For
example, if your site sells ad banners, you'll need a way to see how
many times people click on the banner
("click-throughs"). Redirect is also useful if you would simply like
to see how many people are linking to various areas of your web site.
Redirect will log that, plus the time and date, user's IP address,
user's web browser, and the page they linked from. Programmed in ANSI
C for maximum portability and easy modification, Redirect is
completely free.
Talien's CGI-BIN
Dreams
- Several well documented and well executed scripts
including a database management system, an administration frontend for
the Basic BBS from this archive and a script to help edit HTML pages
from the web.
Webbase
- Webbase is a simple database-tool to make the handling of
www-contents easier. It is was written in Perl - and it's
free...see copyleft. It uses the cgi-interface to create, configure and
edit the databases. It does work with linux, solaris..etc. and should
work on any unix system.
Joe's Free
Scripts From The CGI Crypt
- Popular applications to automate your
website. Manage rotating advertising banners, page and site hit
statistics, search/browse database, bulletin board system, survey
and bulk E-Mailer.
Eric T. Wienke's
Perl CGI Scripts for Win32
- Eric has a couple of VERY useful CGI
scripts including a very secure form-to-email scripts and a script to
generate thumbnails of locally stored backgrounds.
VBS: Virtual Bulletin
System
- A strong BBS system with capabilities including search,
file uploads, message editing, authentication, filtering and more...
Top.perl
- It is a program which displays the top number of accessed files in a server.
It was written by Heddy
Boubaker and can be seen in action at http://www.cenatls.cena.dgac.fr/cgi-bin/top
Kent's Scripts
is a small archive with free Perl scripts written by
Kent Boortz
- For multipage guestbooks, form saving and viewing,
listing of CSV (comma separated values) and more.
There is no HTML inside the scripts, the layout is defined in
HTML templates. This way the same script can be used for
different sets of data and with different layout. With manuals
and runnable examples.
Auto-changing JavaScript MIDI Player
- This java script program to play songs continuously, one right after
the other as listed. You can browse all the pages associated to the
homepage running this without song interruption, or, you can choose a
song to play, iconize the window and the remaining songs will
automatically begin after your selection with no further intervention
by you or the homepage visitor.
I-Depth
- This service allows webites
who do not have access to their server like AOL or CIS members run CGIs.
Lake Web's Perl Scripts
- Several nicely done and well documented CGI scripts written in Perl including a
CGI to send files, one to manage ACESS databases, handle cookies, and a
classified add system.
Web Search
- Amorn Chomchoey has created a
fantastic meta search engine script which will keyword search multiple
search servers (ie Yahoo, Alta Vista, Webcrawler).
Gen Tree
- This Perl script scans the
tree (better: the directed graph) of HTML pages of a web site (it's
not always a tree because circles and loops are possible!), starting
at the home page of that site and following all hyperlinks in a
recursive descent (you can also scan just a sub-tree of your web
site if you want). Circles and loops are recognized through unique
identification of each page by the device and i-node numbers of its
corresponding file. When scanning of the web site is complete, an
HTML page is generated which contains all the pages found in form of
one hyperlink to each of them. The tree structure of the web site is
reflected in this page by the indentation of these hyper-links. The
text which is displayed in these hyperlinks is extracted
from the <TITLE> ... </TITLE> tags inside the corresponding
page. The script is capable of executing server side includes and of
analyzing server side image maps. This way, no important hyperlinks
are missed (many home pages consist of an image map and nothing
else!). It is also able to analyze CGI scripts simply by calling them
and analyzing their output (therefore, no HTTP server is needed!).
Contact Steffen Beyer for more info.
VTT Building Technology Project Relational Database
VirtuFlex
Software
- VirtuFlex provides you with an integrated solution
to build Internet enterprise applications using Macros instead of CGI scripting.
WireHead's CGI Scripts
- Ken Wronkiewicz has written a couple very useful redirection scripts and offered them as
public domain. even if you aren't interested in the functionality, the
code is a nice read anyway.
Perl Scripts by Sarang Gupta
- Sarang has quite a nice collection of webadmin tools for manipulating web related
strings and docs. These scripts are particularly good examples of
search and/or replace syntax and because they are short, they are
easy to study.
PHP/FI
- PHP/FI is a server-side html-embedded scripting language. It lets
you write simple scripts right in your .HTML files much like JavaScript
does, except, unlike JavaScript PHP/FI is not browser-dependant.
JavaScript is a client-side html-embedded language while PHP/FI is a
server-side language.
CGI Resources
- Instructional materials on CGI, including
tutorials, discussions and working scripts. The emphasis is on
explanation, so most of the scripts are discussed in some detail. Most
are usable in production.
People Net CGI Discussion Forum
- This topic covers discussion of the development of Common Gateway Interface (CGI)
scripts as they relate to Web page authoring. Possible subjects
include discussion how to handle the results of forms, how to
generate images, and how to put together other interactive Web
offerings.
LogScribe: Web Access Logging
- The script was written to maintain logs and display them in a graphical
format using an easy menu-driven interface. The script is free and comes
with no restrictions on its use.
Wojciech Tryc's
- Very cool archive including a good shopping cart and SQL gateways.
cookie.p and
expcookie.p
- They are a couple of scripts written by Dan
Brown which handle the management of Netscape cookies. The
script collection can be downloaded here.
Jump Button
- The scrip for this can be found at http://www.propertyguide.com/scripts/url.txt. Basically
the script allows one to jump to any URL in a list from a drop down
box.
Thomas Boutell's Web Tools Page
- Boutell is one of the true web wizards and this page has invaluable
resources especially for the C programmer.
Upload.cgi
- This is a good example of using the
new File Upload procedures in a CGI. Script by Steve Hsueh.
JemTek CGI
- JemTek CGI is a C library designed
to simplify the creation of dynamic World Wide Web (WWW)
applications. This is a very good, very fast, and well documented C
library (like cgi-liib.pl but for C).
Kristina's Scripts for Educators
- An absolutely brilliant set of scripts for teachers on the web.
EZforms
- EZforms allows you to install HTML forms on your ISPs server and easily retrieve the data
entered by visitors in a readable form, without any CGI rights on that
server. Instead, the form data is stored by EZforms, until you decide
to look at it.
SMH Software's SendCGI
- This is a modified version of Matt Wright's FormMail script that allows a
information to be sent to the user by e-mail by simply filling out their
e-mail address and pressing SUBMIT.
CGI World
- Now includes Polling Scripts, Interactive Q & A Forum script, and NetBoard,
an unique message board system.
Introduction to the Common Gateway Interface (CGI)
- A very nice beginners and intermediates guide to CGI.
ST-Software
- At ST-Software's freeware site you will find many CGI scripts (HTTP and
FTP log analyzers, Web-counters etc.) as well as some Unix utilities.
ST-Software is also mirrored in
Greece. For questions ask S. Trivizas.
WebCom's Freeware CG Scripts
- Very nicely presented freeware page with a few well written NT/C++ CGI's (File uploading,
file listing, guestbook, and URL redirection).
The Scripts Homepage
- A very nicely presented script archive that has most of the scripts that you might want
(free for non-commercial uses).
Benjamin Sittler's Scripts
- A few CGI's without much documentation or examples, but fun to read anyway.
West Raymond's Script Archive
- A nice little archive with some well written and useful scripts for web site maintenance
(including a nice link tracker to see which links on your web site are bad).
BiblioBasket
- A simple, free-ware, Perl script which
enables an interactive sorting of bibliographic citations on the
web. It sorts incoming citations by relevant section, and also saves
each citation to a separate flat-file in "BASIC" text format.
Interactive Pregnancy Calendar
- The Interactive Pregnancy Calendar will build a day-by-day customized calendar
detailing the development of a baby from before conception to birth.
Netamorphix CGI
Resource Page
- A fantastic site for basic information on CGI's
as well as detailed and encompassing lists (Unlike most CGI resource
lists, Netamoprphix provides well-described list
elements - short abstracts of each and every script on a monthly
rotation) of shareware/freeware CGI scripts.
Pure CGI Scripts
- A very good list of links to freeware scripts recommended by Pure Web. Most of these we
have here, but not all of them...
The Zone Coasters Scripts
- A small, but well written script archive containing an excellent survey script, a
guestbook, a bbs, a chat, and homepage maker that were particularly
interesting to me.
Perl for
Win32
- A pretty good web developers kit for CGI implementation on NT.
Web
Masters
- The ultimate reference page outlining the mechanics
behind CGI-HTML form interaction. An easy read for those of you
interested in the nuts and bolts.
Shareware.com
- You can grab pretty much any shareware around for NT, Mac or UNIX web
servers including Perl, Gzip, Tar. Each of these are a good addition to
any CGI support library, and since all of our scripts are gzipped,
tarred, and written in Perl, each are pretty essential for using the
scripts in this archive!
Decompression
utilities for NT
- An excellent ftp archive to download gunzip and
tar for NT's so that you can grab the compressed archives of our scripts.
CGI Scripts To Go
- A good collection of various CGI scripts by topic (17 topics in all). The maintainer has taken a good deal of time to
describe each script and compare it to other similar ones in the topic.
Seth Golub's Text 2 HTML
- Perl Converter - a little bit complicated
to use, but extremely powerful if you have a lot of conversion to do.
An Instantaneous Introduction to CGI Scripts and HTML Forms
- An excellent page for the basics.
The
Hitch-Hackers Guide CGI Toolkit
Jon Weiderspan's
CGI Applications Directory
- An Excellent Launchpad! Jon has put
together a fantastic "list of links" for just about any CGI you want
(both public domain listings as well as commercial listings).
Dale Bewley's
Public Domain Tools Site
- Contains a motley of excellent tools for
the web administrator (especially graphics tools).
David
Woolley's
- List of BBS conferencing systems...EXCELLENT list of links.
New
Breed's
- Software Page. (Includes SSI, cgi libraries, index
creator, leave_link.cgi, Guestbook, Counter).
Matt
Wright's Script Archive
- What can we say, Matt's Script Archive is one of the best out there and he is only 13!!!
Nick
Bicanic's Animation Page
- This is a really good site from which to learn animation.
Eva CGI Development Language
Site
- We don't know too much about the language, but the site looks pretty swank.
Kerry Garrison's Search and Replace
- Parsely is a small Perl script written by Kerry Garrison that goes through a
list of text files and does a text replacement. A very important
tool for any webadmin with a large site to manage.
Andrea Leed's
- Archive. (Last time we checked, scripts included a
groupware Calendar and Browser matcher which will tell you which
browser you are using).
Cindy
(only here as an example of the animation script!)
Royal
Frazier's
- Absolutely Amazing Animation Tutorial on CGI Animation.
Hangman
- Yep, you got it...your basic CGI version of Hangman...
Max-Info WebC
Yahoo CGI Resources
- No surprises here, just a quick link over to Yahoo.
Access Counter (Count 2.2)
- This is the standard access counter for UNIX and NT. Written in C,
the script is not "too" hard to install and has been recently expanded
with lots of new features.
Calculation Scripts
- You can click on any of the Financial Wizard(TM) calculators to get instant online
assistance in determining optimum loan payments, maximum mortgage
affordability or even your personal retirement income strategy.
W3Magic
- W3MAGIC is a tool that adds over 100 new high-level tags to all your HTML documents.
Netsville Scripting Services
- (Shareware shopping cart, "live type" - chat stuff, database search
engine, PDN article search).
Web Event
- WebEvent is an interactive online calendar program which allows
individuals or groups to share event (calendar) information via the
World Wide Web. WebEvent runs on UNIX platforms using PERL and a flat
database.
EIT
Software Archive
- A bunch of pretty cool webadmin tools.
Glimpse
- A web-based Search Engine.
Eric Deinzer's
Break Dancer Animation
- pretty self-explanatory...just a cool CGI animation.
The
CGI Collection
- A well described selected listing of various CGI
resources recommended by Robert Niles such as Mailform, W3OClock,
Guestbook, PickMail, Logger, Access Counter, and Register.
A CGI
Programmer's Reference
- Hedlund's CGI FAQ. These pages are intended to collect information useful to Common
Gateway Interface (CGI) programmers.
Web
Developer's Virtual Library
- Lots and lots of CGI links. And excellent resource for the C CGI programmer, and even a
couple of NT links.
Otis'
CGI Library
- A really good collection of CGI's (multimailer,
lottery, log analyzers, animation).
Chris
Stephens' Shareware CGI's
- One of the stand out features of this archive is its coverage of the rare AppleScript and VMS CGIs!
Grant
Neufold's Random URL Shareware CGI
- Random URL is a CGI application for WebSTAR or MacHTTP (or any other CGI sdoc compatible
web server) which randomly returns an url, from a text file, to clients.
Intro
to CGI Programming at the University of Utah
- This document contains an introductory tutorial on CGI programming, including some
example CGI programs. After completing this tutorial you will be
able to develop your own CGI programs.
NCSA's
The CGI Page
- Not much to say beyond the title. This is an
excellent overview of CGI from the Godfathers of the Web.
Christoffer "Toffe"
Sundqvist's Web Developers Bookmarks
- A fairly good list of links.
Mooncrow's CGI/PERL
Source Page
- A fantastic list of links that no CGIer should miss.
UNIX
Command Quick Reference Page
- Jeff Aspinall's fantastic overview of some of the more frequently needed UNIX commands.
O'Reilley's WebSite
Software Library
- If you are an NT CGI Programmer, this is a must have for your bookmarks. This is about
the best NT resource we have seen.
Perl
Programmer's Handbook
- This is a fairly good resource for the
experienced Perl Hacker. A little bit too technical for our taste, but
anything by Larry Wall is great.
University of Florida's
Perl Page.
- This is an excellent launchpad if you are looking for more
info on Perl. Good links to perl libraries too.
The Perl Reference
Materials Page
- An absolutely fantastic page covering Perl 4
and 5 with links to pretty much everything a budding Perl hacker would
need to take her deep into the world of Perl.
Andy Kingston's Netscape
HTTP Cookie Notes
- This is an excellent tutorial on using the magic cookie.
Lincoln D.
Stein's CGI Examples
- Examples from Lincoln Stein's fabulous
book on web server administration. We recommend buying the book itself,
but in the meantime, you can read through the example scripts.
Dave
Elis' CGI Page
- Another resource for the non-UNIX CGI programmer. Dave's site includes links to AppleScript,
Windows, and Visual Basic information.
Russ
Adam's Excellent Perl Search Engine
- Hukilau Search Engine is pretty nice. It is fairly similar to our own search engine, but not
enough that you want to not read through how Russ does it.
Excerpt Search
Engine
- We have not tried this search engine out ourselves, but it
looks pretty nice.
N-Talk Chat
Script
- A cute interface to N-Talk for all of you with a UNIX web server.
The Image Map Tutorial Page
- An incredible tutorial, I would not
miss it if you are interested in making imagemaps for your site.
David
Geller's Guide to Imagemaps
- Another fantastic imagemap reference.
Guestlinks4NT
- Guestlinks4NT is a combined guestbook and
URL submission script for Windows NT servers.
RandomCounter
- RandomCounter provides the perfect alternative to all those neat odometers - a short Perl
script that introduces a customizable random number onto your page wherever you want (uses SSI's).
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Gamelan Java
Page - This is a really good link for learning
Java Script Archive
Java FAQ Archives
TeamJava (consultant registry)
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