CGI/PERL Powered Database -
I'm look for a CGI/PERL powered database script for my MIDI/Lyric/and CD collection. I need to be one with:
1) User access restrictions( so I can admin, guests can download, and regestered people can add)
2) A form so people can add themselves as users
3) Multi-folder (each catagory is a folder ex. each band in a seperate folder)
4) when a person adds a listing he/she also uploads a file (a .mid in my case) with the listing, and the listing has a link.
I guess that does it......
Does anybody know of a script like that?
Thanks,
JDDemme
http://mjbs.hypermart.net
[email protected]
Jeffrey Ellison posted this at 22:58 — 6th February 1999.
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The best and easiest I've seen is the EZ Perl DB
http://www.ezperl.com/
Many applications are possible with perl databases, such as Search Engines, Feedback Databases, Product Catalogs and what you are trying to do.
The download is available at http://www.ezperl.com/download.html
EZ Perl scripts are distributed as shareware. They may be used and modified free of charge for personal, academic, or non-profit use, so long as the copyright notice and the header remain intact.
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Jeffrey Ellison
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http://www.eons.com - Free Online Tools for Webmasters
jddemme posted this at 01:31 — 7th February 1999.
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I'v seen the EZPERL one, but will it let my users upload a file with the list and can I can the interface a little? the one in the demo is too confusing for the general public to use just to download files form the database.
Thanks
JDDemme
ukcraig posted this at 23:09 — 7th February 1999.
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Joined: Nov 1998
I've never used it, but you may wish to check out DBMan @ www.gossamer-threads.com
I use Alex's Links script on a couple of my sites, and it is a delight to work with. If DBMan is half as good, you'll love it...
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Craig Antill
10 Tenths Motorsport - your invaluable guide to everything motorsport in Britain!
http://www.Ten-Tenths.com/
jddemme posted this at 04:57 — 8th February 1999.
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Joined: Jan 1999
I may be able to use SQL soon. Does anybody know if my users can upload files in SQL?
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