Projects using PHP

	Keystone http://www.stonekeep.com/keystone.php3 by Dave Belfer-Shevett
	Keystone is a web-based application designed to help a workgroup keep track of issues and tasks via a shared central resource. The system was designed specifically with the IT department in mind, where quick access to shared data and history is a requirement. This centralized model works to help organize the department, as well as giving the group the information it needs to best serve its customers. Keystone can be used for: Bug tracking on software projects Problem ticketing for helpdesk operations IT department trouble ticketing Any environment where quick access to historical data on workgroup activity is a requirement.
	Double Choco Latte http://dcl.sourceforge.net/ by Michael Dean & Tim Norman
	Double Choco Latte is a system for tracking bugs, changes, enhancements, requests for software. The system is suited for multiple products and multiple accounts (clients). It is in its infancy now and should only be downloaded by experienced users. Once the web interface is completed, a Java 2/Swing enabled version will be started.
	Phorum http://www.phorum.org/ by Brian Moon
	Forums and message boards are popping up all over the place. To this point the most popular has been the free perl one at Matt's Script Archive. This project is trying to design a better forum with the use of PHP and a database. We are currently using MySQL, but hope to either have a database independent version or multiple versions for different databases in the future.
	NeoBoard http://www.neoqst.com/public/neoboard/neoboard.html by Wankyu Choi
	NeoBoard is a web based threaded message board written in PHP 3.0. NeoBoard uses MySQL to manage its messages. If you have some knowlege on PHP, it won't be too much trouble to get it to work with other database engines. You need a PHP-enabled web server (or CGI PHP) and MySQL 3.22 or later to get NeoBoard working.
	Ministry of Truth http://mot.sourceforge.net/ by Hal Roberts
	The Ministry of Truth is a web-based job, equipment, and software tracking system that works via PHP and MySQL. MOT is a handy way for an IT support department to keep track of its support calls in a way that also maintains change logs for all machines and software packages.
	IMP http://horde.org/imp/ by Chuck Hagenbuch
	IMP is a set of PHP 3.0 scripts that implement an IMAP based webmail system. Assuming you have an account on a server that supports IMAP, you can theoretically use an installation of IMP to check your mail from anywhere that you have web access.
	PHP Base Library http://phplib.netuse.de by Boris Erdmann & Kristian Köhntopp
	The PHP Base Library is a toolkit of extremely useful functions needed in many web applications.
	DJPIM ftp://tcomtoo.tcomeng.com/djpim/ by Daryl Jones
	DJPIM is a very simple web-based interface to a MYSQL table that serves as a priortized list of reminders. It's designed for rapid data entry of things to do, like telephone messages, prepare quotations, and send invoices. The author uses it as a substitute for a paper "to do" list.
	OBM http://www.aliacom.fr/obm/ by Pierre Baudracco
	OBM is an Intranet application which goal is to help manage a company, but can be used as a contact database. It is written by Pierre Baudracco, with contributions by Patrice Bridoux and Pierre Carlier (and more to come) and released under the terms of the GPL.
	W-Agora http://www.araxe.fr/w-agora by Marc Druilhe
	W-Agora is a web-based and customizable forum package. It allows you to install forums, BBS, guestbooks and all derived things. More than "just another web BBS/forum software", w-agora is designed so you can easily adapt it to your needs. For example you can also use it to: distribute informations, news, announcements diffuse software updates to people on an intranet site publish adverts, FAQs, allows people to upload documents and share information on your server
	Timesheet http://www.egr.uri.edu/~kovacsp/timesheet/ by Peter Kovacs
	A multiuser time tracking system. Users can check in and out and it keeps track of how long they've worked.
	FocalMail http://www.focalmail.com/home/index.html by FocalTek
	FocalMail is a web based email interface which allow you to manage your mail virtually anywhere with any Javascript enabled web browser.
	Joe Rock's Beer Recipe Calculator http://www.jrock.com/recipe_calc/ by Joseph S. Sellinger
	A web based recipe calculator with a recipe database and other beer related goodies. Note from Rasmus: This might sound like a trivial little thing, but go have a look. It is a very complete and complex site and not your average, "duh.. I like beer site".
	phpMyAdmin http://www.phpwizard.net/phpMyAdmin/ by Tobias Ratschiller
	phpMyAdmin is intended to handle the adminstration of MySQL over the web. Currently it can: create and drop databases create, copy, drop and alter tables delete, edit and add fields execute any SQL-statement, even batch-queries manage keys on fields load text files into tables create and read dumps of tables export data to CSV values administer multiple servers and single databases
	DBE http://edseek.com/developers.shtml by Jason Boxman
	DBE is a web-based database interface.
	SQLFusion http://www.sqlfusion.org by Philippe Lewicki
	The SQLFusion project is a collection of components in java for netobject Fusion. It's an easy and fast way to build php3 and mSQL web sites with NetObject Fusion. Its all free under a GNU license.
	TWIG http://screwdriver.net/twig/ by Christopher Heschong
	TWIG (formerly known as Muppet) came about because several of our users were running Windows 3.x with non-javascript browsers (specifically MSIE 3.x for Win3.x). Although we like IMP (http://web.horde.org/imp/), it wasn't exactly practical for them to use. Muppet works in every browser we've tested so far, including lynx.
	phpAds http://www.phpwizard.net/phpAds/ by Tobias Ratschiller
	phpAds is a free banner management system for PHP. Currently it can manage multiple clients (each with own login) manage multiple banners (any size) per client view daily, overall and summary statistics send statistics to clients via email use HTML, GIF, JPEG and PNG-banners show random, pre-defined or HTML/image banners show banners belonging to a specific group activate and de-activate individual banners
	The Diary http://none.cs.umass.edu/~schapira/thediary/ by Agustin Schapira
	The Diary lets you keep notebooks and write notes in them. You can add notes or browse through your notes from any Web browser anywhere in the world. You can also search inside your notebooks to find entries that interest you.
	Freemed http://www.freemed.org by Jeff B
	Freemed is a medical management system written using PHP and MySQL.
	PHPGem http://sptl.org/phpgem/ by Nickolas Grebnev
	PHPGem is a program accelerates the process of creating of PHP scripts for working with tables. It works with a variety of SQL servers (PostgreSQL, MySQL, mSQL, ODBC). You input a description and parameters of your table's fields (name, on/off searching in the field, etc.). The result is another PHP script which will work with this tables (view table, edit table, add/delete entries, search in the tables).
	IRM http://www.redshift.com/~yramin/atp/irm by Yann Ramin
	IRM is a powerful tracking utility for computers and software. Demos have been set up where IRM successfully tracked thousands of records. Features include: A complete tracking utility with new and old jobs, followups, and more Software to computer relationships: Track the number of licenses of a piece of software. Search utilities that get better every day. A comprehensive number of fields, everything from Contact Person to the NIC brand. Multi-user, easy to use and light weight interface, user preferences Adding from templates and batch update support (update more than one computer at a time)
	FishCartSQL http://www.fni.com/fcsql/ by FishNet®, Inc.
	FishCartSQL(sm) is a catalog management system for online e-commerce solutions; it has been in active use since January 1998. A few of the key benefits include multiple parallel catalogs, multiple languages, timed sales, Associate ID tracking, and Web based catalog maintenance. The order output of FishCartSQL(sm) can be adapted for easy integration with existing order processing systems.
	EU-Webboard http://www.eu-industries.com/produkt.html by EU-Industries
	EU-Webboard is a Webboard solution for Internet and Intranet-Servers written in PHP 3.0 with a MySQL-connection. Freeware. (This site is in German.)
	Bookmarker http://renaghan.com/bookmarker/ by Padraic Renaghan
	bookmarker is a WWW based application for managing bookmarks. It allows multiple users to list, search, maintain, and create bookmarks. It is written in PHP using PHPLIB, which allows support for multiple databases. bookmarker includes functions to store URLs and send URLs via e-mail directly from your browser (quik-mark, mail-this-link) using javascript functions that link directly to the application.
	MyGuestbook http://www.html-design.com/MyGuestbook/ by Mark Kronsbein
	This is a simple guestbook application that uses MySQL and supports several languages.
	PHP3Domo http://gateway.digitaria.com/users/chris/php3domo/ by Chris Adams
	Provides full SMTP validation of a mailing list subscription before forwarding the request on to Majordomo.
	phpHoo http://www.webreference.com/perl/xhoo/php1/ by CDI
	Xhoo is a collaborative project whose goal is to create Open Source Web Catalog software for various platforms and languages that can selectively import data from the Open Directory Project. This project is currently being supported by Webreference.com. Early releases are currently available for Perl, ASP, and PHP.
	kidSister http://kidsister.tjw.org by Tony J. White
	kidSister is a to-do list and a time logger. It was designed to help programmers organize many intricate tasks pertaining to multiple projects as well as keep track of the completion of such tasks. kidSister also has workgroup-like features that give its users the ability to "spy" on each other when granted the proper permission.
	Midgard http://www.midgard-project.org by The Midgard Project
	Midgard is a freely-available Web application development and publishing platform based on the popular PHP scripting language. It is an Open Source development project, giving you the freedom to create your solutions in an open environment. Midgard is the tool for creating, modifying and maintaining dynamic database-enabled Web services
	Phorm http://www.holotech.net/scripts.html by Alan Little
	The Script Formerly Known As PHPMail. As features were added to PHPMail, its name became inaccurate, as it can now do so much more than just mailing form results, including sending an autoresponder, logging to a text file, and logging to a MySQL database. The next version will support validation of email addresses, credit card numbers and U.S. phone numbers.
	phpDB http://phpdb.linuxbox.com/ by Joe Thong
	phpDB is a database wrapper that provides a consistent interface to various database servers thus eliminating the need to port PHP software to support another database specific server. Supported database servers are MySQL, MSQL, PostgreSQL, Microsoft SQL Server, Sybase.
	Dominion http://dominion.styx.net/ by Master Phil
	Dominion is a "Universal Database Administration System Generator". It allows creation of multifunctional lists, and forms to insert, update and delete data against any kind of database, just by changing one variable. It just reduces administration time developement from 10 to 1.
	TreeDoc http://www.softky.com/TreeDoc/ by Bill Softky
	TreeDoc allows even php-ignorant page designers to create "Tree Documents," or "Fluid Documents," in which hyperlinks are opened in boxes in the middle of the calling page, right below the link, instead of on a new page. This lets you open a document's sections, subsections, definitions etc. just like you would open sub-folders in a "tree control." The recursive code is encapsulated in php tags analogous to HTML <a href="/old?u=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.php.net%2F...&y=1999"> tags, so non-programmers can create such documents.
	xml2tree http://www.risource.org/phpTools/xml2tree/README.html by Bill Softky
	xml2tree is a single PHP include file for manipulating XML "tree objects" (i.e. a PHP4 "treeNode" object which contains an array of attributes and an array of child-strings and child-treeNodes). treeNodes can be constructed from XML files, created from scratch, edited, copied, referenced, and written; smaller treeNodes can be extracted from larger treeNodes based on simple criteria. No other libraries or software are needed; everything is 100% PHP.
	PHPXref http://phpxref.sourceforge.net/ by Gareth Watts
	PHPXref is a small Perl script that cross-references functions, variables, and SQL tables used in a PHP-based Web site and generates HTML output. In addition, it can extract inline formatted comments from the PHP files to provide browsable documentation for the functions defined in the scripts.
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