Monthly Archiv: September, 2010

First Person View

Example
Package:
First Person View
Summary:
Browse images like a first person view game
Groups:
Content management, Games, Graphics
Author:
Oscar Dias
Description:
This class can be used to browse images like a first person view game.

It takes as parameter the definition of a map virtual place with the positions and images that the user would see on in each place of the map depending on the rotation angle.

The class takes the current user position on the map and the rotation angle and determine which image he should be viewing.

It can also determine if the user can go ahead, backwards, left, right, turn right or turn left.


TinCan PHP Photo Album

A full feature Photo Album that does not require a Database. You can have proportional thumbnails, re-size the image during upload, and enable descriptions. This Photo Album is also PayPal ready so you can also use it as a simple e-commerce site.

Smooth Decrease Class

Package:
Smooth Decrease Class
Summary:
Generate a series of values that decrease smoothly
Groups:
Math, PHP 5
Author:
Kai Ming Choi
Description:
This class can be used to generate a series of numbers that decrease smoothly.

It takes as arguments an initial value and the number of steps of numbers to be generated.

The class generates a series of numbers equal to the number of specified steps that decrease from the initial value until it reaches zero, using quadratic equations to determine the approximation of each step.


Paginatorfer

Package:
Paginatorfer
Summary:
Show paginated listings updated using AJAX
Groups:
AJAX, HTML, PHP 5
Author:
Fernando castro
Description:
This class can be used to show paginated listings updated using AJAX.

It takes as arguments the an array of data entries to display in the pages and the limit number of entries to display per page.

The class generates HTML and JavaScript for navigation links to update the listing without reloading the page when the links are clicked.


DB Populator

Package:
DB Populator
Summary:
Populate a MySQL database with random data
Groups:
Databases, PHP 5, Testing
Author:
Rafael Jaques
Description:
This class can be used to populate a MySQL database with random data.

It can scan the list of tables and fields of a MySQL database and generate SQL INSERT statements that will fill the tables with records with random data.

The class tries to populate each record field with values that seem appropriate based on the field name.

Then it can either execute the generated SQL statements or saved them to a file.


KCFinder

KCFinder is an alternative to the CKFinder web file manager. It can be integrated into FCKeditor, CKEditor, and TinyMCE WYSIWYG web editors (or your custom web applications) to upload and manage images, flash movies, and other files that can be embedded in an editor's generated HTML content. Features Ajax engine Select multiple files with the Ctrl key Download multiple files or a folder as single ZIP file Clipboard for copying and moving multiple files Easy to integrate and configure in web applications Return a list of selected files to custom integrating application Resize bigger uploaded images. Configurable maximum image resolution Configurable thumbnail resolution Visual CSS themes Multilanguage system
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