Timetracker Timeclock
May 12th, 2008 by Aaron
The 102 Degrees Timeclock software package is a very simple interface for keeping track of time. Instead of purchasing a timeclock, you could resurrect an old laptop and run this software on it. With a very simple clean interface, even beginning computer users will feel comfortable. The timeclock has .csv generation for reporting - which can easily be opened in Microsoft Excel. The entire interface is web based.
The software requires PHP5 with MySQL.
You can download it here:
timetracker - timeclock 0.1
Installation Instructions
After you upload the contents of the zip file to the root of your website (in future releases, I’ll make it be available to any folder..), you can visit your website’s domain. This will launch the install script.
The script will ask for MySQL credentials. You need to have a hostname, user and password, and a database for the software to write to.
Finally, after you submit it and receive a successful message, delete the install.php file.
Then, visit your domain again, and you’re good to go - or follow the directions on the screen to set up your users.
SimplePHPMailer
April 24th, 2008 by Aaron
There are a very small amount of really easy to implement PHP mailer scripts in the wild. They usually try to pump so many features into them that it becomes difficult to implement or too large of a file. For those looking for just a quick drop-in solution - that you DON’T need to know PHP to use - SimplePHPMailer was developed. All that is needed is to drop the php file into the same area as your form, open it up, and read the instructions. There are some straight forward configuration options with very easy to understand comments. Download it for your next quick project.
Meta Tag Generator
April 24th, 2008 by Aaron
Meta Tag Generator uses javascript to generate the proper format for some common meta tags. This was originally just a proof of concept script that I decided to release.
PHP Shared Host - Session File Browser Script
April 24th, 2008 by Aaron
PHP stores its session information into flat files unencrypted by default. In shared hosting situations, this can be a big security issue. This script allows easy access to the attributes of these files as well as decoding of the values stored in them. This script can also be used to audit the security of your current configuration. If other users’ session information is available, your information is not secure either!
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