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This was another form I made as a forum solution and was saved because it uses 13 POSTable fields. It will send all the POST data along in the sent mail. Requires PHP and mailserver. By Chris Seahorn

This movie shows you how to use data stored in a MySQL database to populate a listbox component and to use the values for frame navigation within the movie. Includes SQL dump and all backends. Requires SQL and PHP enabled server. By Chris Seahorn

This movie shows how to use stored web addresses from a MySQL database to populate a listbox component and make the items clickable to the address for each listed item. Requires a SQL and PHP enabled server and includes SQL dump and all backends. By Chris Seahorn

This registration system uses MySQL/PHP, features Shared Objects, loadVars, admin notifiers, forgot pass and more. Includes SQL dump, commented front and backend and is fully functional as delivered. Requires SQL and PHP. By Chris Seahorn

This movie shows you how to protect a section of your website using a serverside script(PHP)to control access. Uses the modern loadvars class and Shared Objects and includes commented backend and frontend. PHP required. By Chris Seahorn

This movie uses one of my Twisted Lister directory snakes (PHP) to crawl a directory of images and populate a slideshow component at runtime. Instead of typing in items one at a time in the GUI you can push hundreds of photos hands free using a snake! By Chris Seahorn

This is an XML based MP3 streamer. It uses nested clips for some cool effects, has an integrated controller, supports ff/rew and has visual indicators in the menu for running track. Mouseover displays track info and more! By Chris Seahorn

This is a flash html editor that was coded as part of my upcoming forum submission (myBBS) and warraned itself as a standalone editor. It uses a fast preview (PHP required) and purposely does not use the setTextFormat style most editors do for a reason. It has an online help system with visual guides and the preview backend can be repurposed for the submit button once you decide what you want to do with the POST. Can be advanced easily and tied to any exisiting code with little effort. By Chris Seahorn