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TopThu, 06 Mar 2008
Mar 06, 2008, 11:31
[home/webdesign/perl_scripts] I’ve been rebuilding the Browser Page Editor script over the last few weeks… it’s actually getting pretty cool. Here are some features: As you can see, this is a very powerful, easy-to-use script. I’m adding new features, and improving install-ability every day. If you’re interested, get it now at Intelliscript.net. When the script is released, existing users will get it for free. New users will have to pay a higher price for this script, so now is the time to get in on the deal. ~Jason
Edit Content Script
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Mar 06, 2008, 10:34
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Scrape Yellow Pages
A couple of days ago I completed a script for someone which scrapes the contents of the YellowPages site. It builds a spreadsheet on any category automatically.
This is great for people who want to find clients in a specific industry. In this instance, the customer wanted to contact landscape contractors and similar industries to propose building them a web site. This script collects web site address, listing link, phone number, business name, and email address.
I’m probably not going to sell this one on Intelliscript.net, so if you want it, send me an email with a PayPal donation and I’ll email you back the script.
~Jason
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Sat, 09 Feb 2008
Feb 09, 2008, 15:57
[home/webdesign/perl_scripts] What about customization?
You can have as many fields as you want, all customized exactly the way you want them. As long as there is a Price, a Name, and an ID column, everything else is automatic.
It’s got integrated templating and CSS, and is very fast. It learns how to use your database automatically! Hardly any setup is necessary to get underway.
Any payment solution can be integrated into the script with a minimum of effort— or you can just opt to get an email upon each order completion.
I’ve worked with some pretty big shopping carts, and I usually walk away frustrated. This is quick, easy, and headache free. You’ve got to try it!
~Jason
ESC - Excel Shopping Cart
I’ve just created a great little shopping cart script. I’ve called it ESC (for Excel Shopping Cart). It’s quick and easy to set up, and all products are added by uploading a tab-delimited spreadsheet. Easy!
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Tue, 02 Oct 2007
Oct 02, 2007, 23:11
[home/webdesign/perl_scripts] I haven't been blogging as much as I used to— and I'm finding I'm more interested in people's status updates on Facebook than I am anything else they post. I figure if I'm interested in that, maybe you are too… it's a good way to stay in touch with the day-to-day life details of your friends. So, I've written a Perl script which fetches my Facebook status updates and inserts it into my blog. It's especially appropriate for Blosxom, so if you use that blogging software, send me a note and I'll hook you up. ~Jason
Facebook Status Updates
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Thu, 16 Aug 2007
Aug 16, 2007, 14:28
[home/webdesign/perl_scripts] I've been doing some small changes to Fantasy Betting, and am just about complete a new version which includes the ability to be "translated." So far it's been translated to Italian, and people are reportedly working on French, Spanish, Portuguese, Finnish, Norwegian. Taglog, Korean, Russian, and German. How cool is that? I'll be raising the price when this version is ready, so if you're interested in FB, this would be the time to get it— everyone who registers early gets the current price for the new version. ~Jason
Fantasy Betting in Your Language
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