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EleWEB
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Introduction
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EleWEB is a CGI for use with your webserver, this means that EleWEB
does not replace your webserver, but in fact requires one to be able to use it.

Most webservers support the CGI standard, and can be used in combination with
EleWEB, EleWEB has been tested in combination with Internet Information Server,
Apache and Xitami although most should work.

EleWEB is available for OS/2, Windows, Linux and FreeBSD. Because of the wide
variety of operating systems and combinations of webservers, we cannot
describe each and every possible combination. Therefore, this document is
written to help you understand what is required to make EleWEB run.


ELEWEB ENVIRONMENT VARIABLE
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EleWEB needs some EleBBS configuration files in order to run correctly,
EleWEB will use an environment variable to locate these configuration files.
Usually, you have already defined an "ELEBBS" environment variable and this
is sufficient for EleWEB. Please note that the environment variable should
point to the EleBBS directory.

Most webservers however, do not pass along the environment variables that
are available for normal operations, but instead only supply a set of default
values. To override this behaviour, you should consult your webserver
documentation, i've listed the 3 most common webservers below:

        IIS
        ---
        If you define ELEBBS as a system environment variable, this
        will be sufficient, a restart of the IIS services might be
        necessary to recognize this environment variable. You can
        accomplish this by running the program "iisreset"

        Xitami
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        In your "defaults.cfg" configuration file of Xitami, you should
        look up the heading named "Cgi-Environment", and then add the
        appropriate environment variable for EleBBS. Such an entry might
        look something like this:

          --
                [Cgi-environment]
                    Elebbs=C:\BBS\ELE\
          --


        Apache
        ------
        You need to tell Apache to set the EleBBS Global environment variable.
You do this by editting Apache's configuration file, and adding the keyword SetEnv under the Global Environment section. Please consult the Apache docs on how to use this exactly, but it should look something like: -- SetEnv ELEBBS /opt/ele/ -- Installing "eleweb.exe" ----------------------- After you have setup your environment variable, and you made yourself sure that the configuration changes have been applied, you should place the EleWEB executable (eleweb.exe on OS/2 and Windows, "eleweb" on Linux and FreeBSD), into your website's cgi-bin directory. IIS --- If you run IIS, you have no such directory but have a "scripts" directory instead. Because a lot of HTML templates and scripts expect you to have an "cgi-bin" directory, the most easy way is to create a new virtual directory and name it "cgi-bin". Please consult the documentation on https://www.microsoft.com for information on how to configure this. Just copy the file eleweb.exe to your cgi-bin directory, and make sure your virtual directory is set to be executable. Xitami ------ Xitami has a CGI-BIN directory defined under the Xitami directory, just copy the file to there. Apache ------ Apache has a CGI-BIN directory per default. Depending on the way you installed Apache, the location may vary. Just copy your file to there. Configure your script and HTML location --------------------------------------- Now you should determine where your EleWEB HTML templates will be stored, and where the EleXer scripts will be stored. Ensure these two directories are not available to your webserver. A common installation practice is to store your EleWEB HTML templates under your EleBBS root directory, and your EleXer scripts too. For example, if your EleBBS directory is at "C:\BBS\ELE\", you should store your HTML templates in "C:\BBS\ELE\HTML\" and your EleXer scripts in "C:\BBS\ELE\SCRIPT\". Now that you determined these directorys, fire up ELCONFIG, and navigate to: ELCONFIG > System > Paths > You will find the entries "EleWEB HTML" and "EleWEB ELM" there, adjust them to the directories you have just picked. Now, move all of your *.HTML files to the selected HTML directory, and move the *.CTL, *.PAS and *.INC files to your EleXer directory. There are three special files - login.htm, eleweb.css and asklogin.htm - that should be put in you webservers document directory. The login.htm will attempt an automatic login if possible, and the asklogin.htm is the file used whenever a failed login is seen. Now, create an "images" directory below your webserves document directory. Put all the images (*.png, *.jpg and *.gif) files into this directory to make sure the images work on your server. Compiling the EleXer scripts ---------------------------- EleWEB is merely an script interpreter for the EleXer scripts that come with EleWEB. Most of the functionality of EleWEB is provided by the scripts, allowing you to customize EleWEB in an unique way. Customizing the scripts is not necessary though, as EleWEB uses an HTML template system that determines the way EleWEB looks and the scripts contain many options and possibilities that will fit most situations. The EleXer scripts come only in source, and should be compiled by yourself. Compiling the scripts is not difficult and only involves calling the program "elexer" with the -C option. For example, to compile the script "readmsg", you should navigate to the EleXer scripts directory, and then run: elexer -c readmsg this will compile the read message script. You need to compile all .PAS files, the .INC files are so called "include" files, and are used by EleXer themselves. To compile all EleXer scripts in Windows (not Windows95 based systems), you can use: for %i in (*.pas) do elexer -c %i In bash, you could use something like: for i in *.pas; do elexer -c $i; done and undoubtedly, for any other os there are other ways too. Please make absolutely sure that you use the EleXer program that came with the EleWEB archive as the EleXer from EleBBS will create incompatible EleXer modules. Configuration of the front page ------------------------------- The default EleWEB templates are based on a newspage with a front page like system. EleWEB will use normal JAM messagebases to store these items. You should create the actual area in ELCONFIG. You can create the area like any other area, you should just ensure yourselve that the area type is set to "Forum", the areanumber is 1000 and please use a JAM messagebase. Configuration of the forums --------------------------- The EleWEB forums are seperated in several categories, which are named Groups in ELCONFIG. You should create a new group (or several groups) and set it up as a forum group (set the type as "Forum"). Now, create a few areas like you would normally do, but set the area type to a forum, and set the group to one of the earlier created groups. Creating a forum.ini file ------------------------- For each forum you created here earlier, you should create a text-file named "forum.ini", and put this file into the same directory as the JAM files for that area. This file specifies special information for the area which is used to display some info. The should be replaced by the actual forum number, so for forum 1001 a file "forum1001.ini" should be specified. A forum.ini file, looks something like: -- ; ; ; Forum.ini files are very straight forward. ; ; = commentline ; first line is the name of the moderator (html usable) ; second line is the description file ; third line is the number of days we default to for this area moderator Discussion forum
This is a description line.
This is another one. prunedays 30 -- You can put whatever you like in this file, and the comments are not necessary. Installing the EleUSER extension file ------------------------------------- EleWEB stores more information about a user than EleBBS does, fortunately, EleBBS has a way to do this without limiting the amount of info you want to store. EleBBS and EleWEB do this by using a script named "usrsup", and a compiled version should be in your EleBBS directory (the "usrsup.elm" file to be precise) but also in your EleWEB directory. Make sure both versions are exactly the same. If you look at the source of "usrsup.pas" you see a line like this: -- const HomeDirectory = 'C:\bbs\ele\home\'; -- this directory specifies where the EleWEB home directories should be created. You can easily change the location of this home directory, by changing this script and recompiling it. Make sure this directory exists. After you compiled the scripts, use the "eleuser" program from the EleWEB archive (or if a new EleBBS is released since EleBBS 0.10.rc1 use that one), to recreate the EleWEB user extension file. You do this by running: eleuser -e This will recreate the whole user extension file. Upon each logon, EleWEB will check whether the users' home directory still exists, and if necessary create the home directory. EleWEB will try to read a text file named "userinfo.txt" in this directory, in this file a lot of info can be stored, and it can be easily extended. The normal way to update this file is to login to your EleWEB and select "Edit profile", however, one entry in there is not editable but is useful anyway. There is a entry named "membertype" which contains what sort of user this is, it might be nice to show that you are the sysop, a line might look like: -- membertype=Sysop -- Although this is not necessary. Running EleWEB -------------- Once you have all done this, you should be able to run EleWEB, by going to: https://localhost/login.htm which should show you the frontpage. Just navigate around, and toy around a bit with it. If you want to modify the EleWEB layout, look in your HTML directory. EleWEB DESIGN ------------- Once you have the above up and running, you might want to customize EleWEB to your own style or perhaps add new parts to it. You can just go ahead and start customizing, but reading this part might help you better understand how EleWEB works and how the different parts interact. EleWEB has 4 operating modes, also known as actions. These operating modes are hard coded into EleWEB and are as followed: Action 1 Logon - This is the way to log an EleWEB user on. EleWEB requires the fields "ele_username" and "ele_password" to be present and will use those for authentication. If authentication is succesful, the script "login" is automatically run. Action 2 Logout - The user will be logged out, and the script "logout" is automatically run. Action 3 Run Any - You specify the script name, and EleWEB will run the requested script. Action 11 Run Diag - Will show some diagnostic information to the requesting web browser. If any fatal error occurs from which EleWEB cannot recover, this error has a unique number and the "errors" script is run. For re-authentication, EleWEB requires three parameters: - Nodenumber user is logged on to - Password hash - Userrecord number With this information, EleWEB will validate the user and select whether the user has access or not. EleWEB relies on the script itself to retrieve this information and pass it back to EleWEB, unless you are using "action=1", then it will use a script named "getcreds" to retrieve this information. When EleWEB is run with an action 3, EleWEB will always try to automatically log the user on using an existing cookie. It's the task of the script to actually check if this user is allowed to access that part or not. This allows you to only mark certain areas as unavailable to not logged in users. DEFAULT SCRIPTS --------------- CHNGAREA.PAS - Parameter(s): - value Value of new area/group - new-script The script to run after the modifications are done. - sub-action What to change exactly: 0 - Message group 1 - File group 2 - Message area 3 - File area Description: Script to change the logged on users message and file area/group. This script does not interact with the user but merely updates its data. Template(s): none EDITPROF.PAS - Parameter(s): - sub-action What to do exactly: 0 - Show the current info 1 - Update the users record - password1, (sub-action = 1) The new password password2 for this user. Password1 is the new password, and password2 is the verification. - location (sub-action = 1) The new location of this user for inclusion in his/her record - email (sub-action = 1) The users new email address for inclusion in his/her record - icqnr (sub-action = 1) The users ICQ address for inclusion in his/her record - homepage (sub-action = 1) The users homepage for inclusion in his/her record - usericon (sub-action = 1) Location to a web graphic to show in users profiles. - password (sub-action = 1) The actual current password. This is necessary to update this record. Description: Script to change the logged on users record and profile data. This script can both display the users' current profile (sub-action = 0) and update the profile with new information (sub-action = 1). Template(s): editprof.htm - Template to show current users profile. profupd.htm - Template to notify the user that his/her record has been updated. proferr.htm - Template to notify the user that the updating of his/her record failed. uinferr.htm - User is not found ERRORS.PAS (built-in) - Parameter(s): (none) Description: Script which is automatically run by EleWEB whenever a fatal error occurs, but which can also be called by any other EleWEB script by using the "web_RunErrorScript" procedure. The actual error number is passed as a parameter and can be used to display a more useful error message. Template(s): error.htm - If this file exists, EleWEB will show it, if not EleWEB will display a standard built-in error text. FILEDN.PAS - Parameter(s): - areanum Actual area number of which to download a file from - recordnum Record number of file to download. Description: Script which will send the specified file to the user and specifying the name. This script does some very rudimentary access checks whether downloading is allowed but these checks should be extended. Template(s): (none) GETCREDS.PAS (built-in) - Parameter(s): (none) Description: Script which will be run for each script and which should always call the EleXer routine named "web_SetLoginData" - this routine will pass the authentication information back to EleWEB which then will use this information to validate the user. Template(s): (none) LISTFILE.PAS - Parameter(s): - newsubaction New sub action to use for this script (overrules sub-action) - sub-action Actual command to perform 0 - List this specific area 1 - Search all areas - days (sub-action = 1) Number of days old the files can be - areanum Actual area number to list files in - keyword (sub-action = 1) Keyword to search for - checkgroup (sub-action = 1) This can have a value of either "true" or "false". This defines whether this search should be limited to the current group only. - wildcard (sub-action = 1) Wildcard to search for. Description: Script which is used to list specific areas, or to search for keywords, wildcards and on date. Template(s): fl_ahead.htm - Template that is shown above each area. For a normal file listing, this is shown once, for a search (eg: on date or keyword), this is shown for each area. fl_data.htm - Template for the actual file item. fl_miss.htm - Template for the file item, if the file is missing. fl_comnt.htm - Template for the actual item when this item is a filearea comment. fl_data2.htm - If the description line uses more than one line, the next lines are displayed with this file. fl_afoot.htm - Template that is shown after each area. For a normal file listing, this is shown once, for a search (eg: on date of wildcard), this is shown for each area. fl_anone.htm - If the mode was a normal listing, and no files were displayed, this file is displayed. fl_head.htm - This file is displayed at the beginning of everything. fl_none.htm - This file is displayed if there was a search specified, but in all areas there was no match. fl_foot.htm - This template is displayed after everything. LISTLAST.PAS - Parameter(s): (none) Description: Script which can be used to display today's callers Template(s): llstdata.htm - Template with the actual lastcall data in it. llsthead.htm - Template that is shown first. llstfoot.htm - Template that is shown after all actual information. LISTONL.PAS - Parameter(s): (none) Description: Script which can be used to display the users that are currently logged on. Template(s): olstdata.htm - Template with the actual online users data in it. olsthead.htm - Template that is shown first. olstfoot.htm - Template that is shown after all actual information. LISTUSR.PAS - Parameter(s): (none) Description: Script which can be used to display all the users on the system. Template(s): ulstdata.htm - Template with the actual users data in it. ulsthead.htm - Template that is shown first. ulstfoot.htm - Template that is shown after all actual information. LOGIN.PAS (built-in) - Parameter(s): (none) Description: This script is run as soon as EleWEB has successfully authenticated the user. The implementation of this script uses a redirect to another script ("readmsg") otherwise we would have to repost the login information each time we went back to the main menu. This script calls the "readmsg" script and instructs it to a Front Page action, with the area 1000. See the description of script "readmsg" for the exact information. Template(s): (none) LOGOUT.PAS (built-in) - Parameter(s): (none) Description: This script is run as EleWEB logs a user off. This script resets the stored cookies on the users his system, and then redirects to the EleBBS homepage (www.elebbs.com) Template(s): (none) LSTAREAS.PAS - Parameter(s): - newsubaction (see sub-action) - sub-action Actual command to perform: 0 - List Message groups 1 - List file groups 2 - List message areas (check group) 3 - List file areas (check group) 4 - List message areas (ignore groups) 5 - List file areas (ignore group) 6 - List the areas marked as forums. Description: Script which is used to display the available message/file areas and groups. It also has a special mode to display the forum areas. If either sub-action 2 or 3 specified this script will only display the areas in the group the user has selected, while sub-action 4 and 5 ignore the group and will actually show all areas. The mode 6 is a special mode which will display all groups and areas that are set as type "Forum". Template(s): frm_head.htm - (sub-action 6). Header file for the forum listing. This file is displayed first. frm_grp.htm - (sub-action 6). This file is displayed for each group that is marked as a forum. frm_aron.htm - (sub-action 6). This file is displayed for each area that is marked as a forum, but also contains new messages for this user. frm_arof.htm - (sub-action 6). This file is displayed for each area that is marked as a forum, but does not contain new messages for this user. frm_foot.htm - (sub-action 6). Displayed at the end of the actual forum listing. mgrphead.htm - (sub-action 0). Displayed at the beginning of a message group listing. mgrpdata.htm - (sub-action 0). Template used to display the actual message group information. mgrpfoot.htm - (sub-action 0). Displayed at the end of a message group listing. marehead.htm - (sub-action 2 and 4). Displayed at the beginning of a message area listing. maredata.htm - (sub-action 2 and 4). Template used to display the actual message area information. marefoot.htm - (sub-action 2 and 4). Template that is displayed at the end of the area listing. fgrphead.htm - (sub-action 1). Displayed at the beginning of a file group listing. fgrpdata.htm - (sub-action 1). Template used to display the actual file group information. fgrpfoot.htm - (sub-action 1). Displayed at the end of a file group listing.. farehead.htm - (sub-action 3 and 5). Displayed at the beginning of a file area listing. faredata.htm - (sub-action 3 and 5). Template to display the actual file area information. farefoot.htm - (sub-action 3 and 5). Displayed at the end of a file area listing. NEW_ONE.PAS - Parameter(s): (none) Description: This script is used to display a HTML file, named "newuser.htm" Template(s): newuser.htm - Template to show a new user form that has to be filled in by the user. NEW_TWO.PAS - Parameter(s): - username Username the user has entered - handle Handle the user has entered - location Location the user has entered - bd_day Birth date, the day - bd_month Birth date, the month - bd_year Birth date, the year - password1 Password (1st entered) - password2 Password (2nd time) - email E-mail address of this user - icqnr ICQ number - homepage Homepage this user has entered - usericon User icon Description: This script is responsible for signing new users in, validating the entered data and adding them to the user file. Template(s): newwelc.htm - Welcome message to the new user, this is shown if the new user creation was successful. newerr*.htm - Error message to the new user. 1 - Duplicate username 2 - Duplicate handle 3 - User is in trashcan 4 - Not all fields are entered 5 - Invalid birth date entered 6 - Invalid password entered OPENOUT.PAS - Parameter(s): (none) Description: This script is used to send headers to the server, including cookies which are used to validate the user. Template(s): (none) READMSG.PAS - Parameter(s): - newsubaction (see sub-action) - sub-action Defines the way "readmsg" operates: 0 - List message headers 1 - Read a specified message 2 - Delete specified message 3 - Initialize the writing of a new message 4 - Write the new message 5 - Initialize the writing of a reply 6 - Write the reply 7 - List the message headers in a threaded (indented) way 8 - List all messages "flat" 9 - Show a message thread 10- List message, and add the message thread beneath it 11- Initialize the editing of a message 12- Write back the modified message 13- Lock/unlock a forum topic 14- Read the specified forum 15- Display the specified forum as a front page site. 16- Show the specified story expanded, and add all replies to it. - threadreply The thread number this is a reply to - fpreply If a reply is made to a front page story, this should contain the front page story we are replying to. - post_fromwho From who this post is from - post_towho To who this post addressed to - post_subject Subject of this post - post_reply_towho Who are we replying to? - post_reply_replyaddr Fidonet address we are replying to - post_reply_replykludge Original reply kludge - post_reply_address Address we are replying to - post_private Is the message we are posting marked as private? - post_reqrct Do we want a read receipt? - msgnum Actual message number we are reading - dontquotetext If set, decides to not display the original reply text. - areanum Area number we are reading messages from - unlock Lock this topic so that nobody can write new messages Description: This script provides the reading and writing of messages in many ways. It's a very large script with much functionality. Template(s): qrdhead.htm - (sub-action 0). Header of the quick header reader qrddata.htm - (sub-action 0). Data of the quick reader. qrdflonl.htm - (sub-action 14). Forum reader, message threads that are locked but contain new messages for this user. qrdflon.htm - (sub-action 14). Forum reader, message threads that contain new messages. qrdflofl.htm - (sub-action 14). Forum reader, message thread that does not contain new messages but is locked. qrdfloff.htm - (sub-action 14). Forum reader, message threads that does not contain new messages. qrdhd2.htm - (sub-action 8). Flat message reader, header message. qrdfoot.htm - (sub-action 0). Footer of the quick reader if messages were found. qrdend.htm - (sub-action 0). Footer of the quick reader if no messages were found. qrdft2.htm - (sub-action 8). Footer of the forum reader if messages were found. qrdend2.htm - (sub-action 8). Footer of the forum reader if no messages were found. trdhead.htm - (sub-action 7 and 10). Header for the display of this thread view. trdfoot.htm - (sub-action 7 and 10). Footer if messages were displayed. trdend.htm - (sub-action 7 and 10). Header if no new messages are to be displayed. stor_dt.htm - (sub-action 15). Actual story data for the short view of the story. stfl_dt.htm - (sub-action 16). Story page, the actual full story. stfl_cmn.htm - (sub-action 16). Story page when viewing the full story, the comments to this story are shown using this template. stfl_hd.htm - (sub-action 16). Story page when viewing the full story. Header template. stfl_f2.htm - (sub-action 16). Show the full story when the user is not logged in. stfl_ft.htm - (sub-action 16). Show the full story when the user is not logged in. stor_hd.htm - (sub-action 16). Story page header stor_f2.htm - (sub-action 16). Story page footer when the user is not logged in stor_ft.htm - (sub-action 16). Story page footer when the user is logged in. rdhead1.htm - (sub-action 2 and 10). Message reader. This is the beginning of the reader. rdhead2.htm - (sub-action 2 and 10). Message reader header, is not a reply. rdhead3.htm - (sub-action 2 and 10). Message reader header, is a reply to another message. rdhead4.htm - (sub-action 2 and 10). Hasn't got any replies. rdhead5.htm - (sub-action 2 and 10). Has replies. rdhead6.htm - (sub-action 2 and 10). Message reader header, has no thread linked to it. rdhead7.htm - (sub-action 2 and 10). Message reader header, has thread(s) linked to it. rdhead99.htm - (sub-action 2 and 10). And closing message reader header. rdtextn.htm - (sub-action 2 and 10). Displaying of regular text rdtextq.htm - (sub-action 2 and 10). Displaying of quoted text rdtextk.htm - (sub-action 2 and 10). Displaying of kludge lines. rdtextt.htm - (sub-action 2 and 10). Displaying of tear and origin lines. rdfoot.htm - (sub-action 2 and 10). Footer for reading this message. rderror.htm - (sub-action 2 and 10). Error reading this message. rd_flhd.htm - (sub-action 9). Flat message reader header. rd_flhd1.htm - (sub-action 9). Flat message reader, odd messages header. rd_flhd2.htm - (sub-action 9). Flat message reader, even messages header. rdfltxth.htm - (sub-action 10). Flat message reader, show normal buttons. rdfltxta.htm - (sub-action 10). Flat message reader, sysop access buttons. rdfltxtc.htm - (sub-action 10). Flat message reader, text between code tags rd_flft1.htm - (sub-action 10). Flat message reader, odd message footer. rd_flft2.htm - (sub-action 10). Flat message reader, even message footer. rd_flft.htm - (sub-action 10). Flat message reader, footer. delerr2.htm - (sub-action 2). You cannot delete messages when it already has replies. delsucc.htm - (sub-action 2). Template to show that the message is deleted. delerror.htm - (sub-action 2). Template to show that the message could not be deleted (eg: no access) wmsg_tre.htm - (sub-action 5). Template for changing a message. wmsg_six.htm - (sub-action 5). Reply to a comment. wmsg_fiv.htm - (sub-action 5). Reply to a story. wmsg_two.htm - (sub-action 5). Reply to a message. wmsg_for.htm - (sub-action 3). Post a new forum message. wmsg_one.htm - (sub-action 3). Post a new message. werror - (sub-action 3). Error: 0 - Update successful 1 - No write access to this area 2 - "From" is not entered 3 - "To" is not entered 4 - "Subject" is empty 5 - Message to "Sysop" in an echomail area 6 - Tried to write a netmail 7 - Invalid email address w2succ.htm - (sub-action 12). Template to show that message changes have been applied successfully. STRIPHTM.PAS - Parameter(s): (none) This script should *not* be run from within the web browser. It should be run from the command prompt. The script will remove unnecessary white space from HTML code and will join several lines into one. This will greatly increase the speed of EleWEB's output to the end user. Description: It is recommended to have a separate directory where you put your templates that are for production, and a seperate directory for your designs. On your production directory, you could run the "striphtm" script. Running: "eleweb striphtm" will display how to use this script. Template(s): (none) STRTLOG.PAS - Parameter(s): (none) Description: The "login.htm" HTML file redirects to this script. This script checks whether the user already has a cookie, and if so is directly logged in. If no cookies exist for EleWEB, the "please login" page is displayed. This facilitates the auto login of users. Template(s): (none) UINFO.PAS - Parameter(s): - uname Username to search for - urec Userrecord to search for Description: This script displays some info about the selected user. Template(s): uinfdata.htm - Template that is used to show the user data uinferr.htm - Template that is used when the user was not found. UBB codes --------- EleWEB supports the use of UBB codes in the forum and the frontpage. Below is a list of codes that are supported and recognized by EleWEB: [img] Full URL to the picture [/img] [b] Display this text in bold [/b] [i] Display this text in italic [/i] [s] Make this text strike through [/s] [u] Underline this text [/u] [sup] Display as supertext [/sup] [sub] Display as subtext [/sub] [quote] Text you are quoting [/quote] [url=https://link.to.a.site] My Description [/url] [url https://www.elevillage.com [/url] [list] [*]item 1 [*] item 2 [/list] Display a lit of item, each [*] is an item. Please note these tags are case sensitive, meaning that [B] will not work, but [b] will. CREDITS ------- The used icons are based on the UBB icons (www.ubb.com) 3d-Smiley.gif is created by Hylke Witjens (hylke@wwd.nl) LINKS ----- CGI standard - https://hoohoo.ncsa.uiuc.edu/cgi/interface.html Xitami - https://www.xitami.com/ Apache - https://www.apache.org/ IIS - https://www.microsoft.com/iis/

 




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