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A PHP script that answers the famous question "Why did the chicken cross the road?"...click here for more

Script includes the ability to define the quote, a quote author, a hyperlink, and hyperlink text in a seperate text file. No database required. Very easy to install. Set a few variables and you are ready to go....click here for more

InstaQuote PHP Script is completely customizable and can be configured for almost any type of online, instant quote. Use for auto insurance, professional services, carpet cleaning, health insurance, life insurance and many others. The script calls for the visitor to select/enter the requested inform...click here for more

Uses Javascript, CSS and PHP. Not the cleanest coding but it works fine wor IE6 and Firefox. Possibilities to hide the Information bar for a limited amount of time through cookies. The Config settings you can change: -Link -Background color -Text -Font Type -Time to hide the bar This way you can cha...click here for more

This is a script that I wrote to display the quotes that surfaced on billboards across the country. These billboards contained quotes from God and the source of the billboards is still a mystery. The majority of the output of this script is HTML and Text, however I used a 1px x 1px spacer to force t...click here for more

This small script will display a random quote selected from a file every time a visitors browser is refreshed. It is extremely easy to set-up and use and you can have it working in just a few minutes. It is highly configurable with many modifiable options meaning that you can easily match its` appea...click here for more

This is a very simple quote generator, that allows you to have an unlimited amount of quotes to select from, to be displayed on any page. With one simple line of code, you can have a random quote displayed....click here for more

This a little script that either displays a image or text on your website on whether your business is open or closed. You will via a configuration file enter the times, days of the week you are open, then also which days that you are closed ie: News Years Day or public holidays. Now with time offset...click here for more