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Epoch GMT converter

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Calculate the time stamp and the dates for various time zones with the help of the online conversion tool Epoch GMT converter.

Published on: Friday - 06 May 2011
Categories: Free PHP Scripts Tags: rss

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Htpasswd Generator Tool

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Protect the files, directory or folders within your site by encoding the password generated with the free Htpasswd generator tool.

Published on: Friday - 06 May 2011
Categories: Free PHP Scripts Tags: rss

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MySQL Function Class

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Package:

MySQL Function Class

Summary:

Wrapper to access MySQL databases

Groups:

Databases, PHP 5

Author:

Erick-Master

Description:

This class is a wrapper to access MySQL databases...

Read more at http://www.phpclasses.org/package/6922-PHP-Wrapper-to-access-MySQL-databases.html

Published on: Thursday - 05 May 2011
Categories: Classes Tags: classes , rss

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ROW Simple Form

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Package:

ROW Simple Form

Summary:

Validate and display HTML forms

Groups:

HTML, PHP 5, Validation

Author:

rudie dirkx

Description:

This class can validate and display HTML forms...

Read more at http://www.phpclasses.org/package/6918-PHP-Validate-and-display-HTML-forms.html

Published on: Thursday - 05 May 2011
Categories: Classes Tags: classes , rss

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I was working on a advert site for a buddy, and needed to get the traffic's country code. This retrieves data (JSON format) and decodes it to get the user's country. If json_decode works on your server, you can remove json_decoder function, and change $json_Co=json_decoder($getCo); to $json_Co=json_decode($getCo);

Published on: Thursday - 05 May 2011
Categories: Snippets Tags: rss , snippets

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Faded text

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I actually converted an old JavaScript function to this PHP. I made a chat page and wanted a way to enhance the chat a bit. Then I remembered back in the AOL 4.0 days, we used to make chat faders. I couldn't find a PHP snippet that did such a task, so i set out to make one. This will convert your text's color. The string will start off as red, and fade to green (or what ever colors you want! [url=http://f.reelinks.com/fade/index.php]Example[/url]