The script allows a user to register, log in, log out, change their password, and retrieve a forgotten password. It also makes sure the user submits a valid email address by sending them a link to their email that they must click before the registration is completed. There is no need to know coding the video will walk you through setting it all up. All the files you need are available for download on this site.

• User Registration
• Log in
• Log out
• User can change password
• User can retrieve forgotten password
• Password protect any pages on your site with a small snippet of code
• Of course it’s free

The script for this tutorial comes from the book Visual Quickpro Guide PHP 6 and
MYSQL 5. I highly recommend this book if you want to learn php.
PHP 6 and MySQL 5 for Dynamic Web Sites: Visual QuickPro Guide

It’s easy to setup and it’s free.

A user fills out a contact form like usual on your website and when they click submit, you get an email from the user and an alert to your cell phone.

No need to know coding the video will walk you through setting it up. And all the files you need are available for download on this site.

• Get sms text message alerts when a user submits the form
• Very simple to integrate into your existing site
• The form is secured with captcha
• Displays errors without losing user input
• Checks user input for security risks
• Easy to customize and change the look
• Of course it’s free

A simple and secure contact form that sends a message to multiple recipients. Sites like Digg use this type of script to promote pages and stories. A very useful script.

• It’s Free
• Easy to integrate into your own site
• Sends a custom email sharing a page with up to four people
• Displays errors without losing user input
• Checks user input for security risks
• Easy to customize and change the look

• It’s Free
• Easy to integrate into your own site
• Gathers user input and sends it by email
• Displays errors without losing user input
• Checks user input for security risks
• Easy to customize and change the look

It is not essential to do part one of the tutorial but it may help

• PART ONE: In part one we setup a sortable drag and drop task list that is integrated with your mysql database
• PART TWO: We’ll modify our code to make this a mini CMS that allows us to drag and drop to sort things and have those changes reflected on other pages.

There are many useful applications for this type of drag and drop. Perhaps a gallery. A shopping cart. A CMS. It’s really now just up to your imagination.

We’ll be doing two things.

• PART ONE: We’ll setup a sortable drag and drop task list that is integrated with your mysql database
• PART TWO: We’ll modify our code to make this a mini CMS that allows us to drag and drop to sort things and have those changes reflected on other pages.

There are many useful applications for this type of drag and drop. Perhaps a gallery. A shopping cart. A CMS. It’s really now just up to your imagination.

It can be used for so many purposes. A few ways it’s been used.

• Real estate agents use it to send open house details by text
• Bands use it to send concerts/gig location and time
• Event planners use it to send event details
• Multiple companies use it to send contact details and directions
• Many many other uses

As far as I know this script has been working worldwide.