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Quiz/poll application
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ArticleMentor
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ArticleMentor is another spin of from FAQMentor. The big difference is that it is even more focused on text handling. Main features include: show multipage articles (with automatic next/prev buttons), all articles in subcategories and subcategories can be put in categories, uses Access or SQL Server as backend, articles can contain HTML tags, articles can also be co called external links - when you just specify an url as articletext then when user clicks on the article he/she will be redirected to that url.
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Content Management - Review Edition
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Content Management - Review Edition. A content management system solution based on ASP, IIS, and MS Access. All site settings are easily customized with a config file. Change all site titles, colors, headings in seconds. This content management edition is setup as a movie review site. Includes a movie review search, and a user add-comments features. Complete, ready-to-go and fast website. Content Management Movie-Review Edition is open-source and released under the GPL license.
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BunnyCMS
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An ASP and Acess database driven content managment system, which allows you to add, modify and delete one page articles/pages and links from a web browser via the Admin Panel. The articles/pages can be organized into categories. You can setup multiple users with access to add, modify and delete articles/pages from the site. A template is used to present the articles/pages giving the web page designer control over the sites looks. BunnyCMS is freeware (though donations are appreciated if you like it) so you can always mess about with it to see if you want to use it or not. Version 1a fixes a bug in the search feature
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include
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Although it is possible to use include files in ASP, I found that it was not possible to do so during runtime. VBScript seems to be lacking an include function. So I wrote these 3 functions: asp_html_include(), asp_vbs_include(), and vbs_include(). The reason for this is that I could not create a function that executed VBS AND displayed HTML.
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