XML and PHP related scripts & softwares
Parses the information from a shoutcast server to display self refreshing stats that update every 30 seconds. It also plays the radio from an embedded windows media player control, which basically means that people can listen to your radio station from a website and not through downloading listen.pls files into winamp.
It has now been updated, so that the player can be opened in a popup window, aswell as making installation easier. The bug whereby the radio sometimes did not play has now been fixed. (again) A message is added when the server is offline, and the server admin password is no longer needed.
Parse just about any XML or CSV variant (comma, tab, pipe separated values etc.) text file in PHP, ideal for parsing affiliate product feeds, exported spreadsheet data etc. The script will automatically detect the format of almost any input file, and works simply by calling your user defined callback function for each record in the feed. The script does not require perfectly validating source files, making it ideal for making sense of broken feeds that would otherwise be unusable.
As youre aware, many people now use feed readers to manage the gathering, viewing and updating of their favourite RSS feeds. The most popular newsreaders can make use of a unique link and automatically add your RSS Feed to your visitor?s Newsreader. Just by clicking on this special link the person visiting your site or blog could ?add you to favourites? .Problem is a) you need to know how to set up these links and far more importantly, b) These special links are different for each newsreader which makes setting up a wide selection of newsreader links both tedious and time consuming. If you have multiple sites it could take hours and hours. The ?Feed Reader Links? is designed to help you to solve these problems.
diggMonitor live! is a Web2.0 script that displays popular dugg items using AJAX. Features 100% Cross browser compatability, ultimatley fast load times, less than 30kb in size, no need for script.aculo.us or any other heavy frameworks, works with any web server, displays live results with live link to original dugg page, display comment and digg counter, 100% CSS driven, causes no memory leaks and of course looks amazing.
This is one of our best PHP scripts. You can easily add lot of words into your HTML or any other browser-readable pages. All of this without any heavy usage of your fingers. All you have to do is find RSS/XML feeds of your interest, add them using admin area, use code generator (which generates just one-line javascript or iframe code) and insert that code into HTML or any other page. Unlimited number of feeds, unlimited number of allowed hosts, unlimited number of templates.
RSS Feed is a stand alone PHP/MySQL based script which allows you to easily create unlimited amount of RSS channels on any web site. You can then add data items to any of the RSS channels at any time and your web site visitors can use your channels links to read these data items. When creating a new channel you can set different options - how many items to publish, sort order for items, length of each item data.
The rssMesh.php script allows you to produce an RSS feed by taking the latest items from multiple feeds. The feeds are all merged into a single new feed, dynamically.
16 XML-based Flash applets for any website. 100% of the Flash 2004 Pro source code included, fully configurable via external XML and JPG files.
The FutureRSS script only displays items thats dates have passed. Allowing web publishers to prepublish content weeks or even months in advance, knowing that the content will automatically be displayed at the appropriate time. Publishers can control the publication date, syndicating contents well in advance.
Automated Sites: Dating Scripts, Online Guesbook Services, Mens health and many more solutions written in PHP. Every fully Automated Site costs $19.95 only!
No hidden fees! In addition we provide assistance and support for setting up your site.
An opportunity to start a successful dot com right away!
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