Web Utilities
Concatenate HTML Files
The list that follows gives some web utilitiy programs I wrote for my own purposes. They are available in source form. To use them will need tools such as Perl.
Summary: This script combines a number of HTML files into one.Needs: Perl
Usage: See README file
Source: Obtain htmlcat-1.0.zip by ftp
Summary: This script corrects major structural errors in HTML files.Needs: Perl
Usage: See README file
Source: Obtain htmlfix-1.0.zip by ftp
Summary: This script is intended for teachers to create multiple-choice, self-test web pages.Needs: CGI.pm (get this from some CPAN Perl Archive), Perl, optionally webfoot
Usage: See README file
Source: Obtain self2html-1.0.zip by ftp
Summary: This script prints a customisable web page footer and also updates a count of page accesses. This page is an example of what the script does. A fair amount of customisation will be necessary, though this should be reasonably obvious for a non-Perl programmer. The script makes uses of the #exec feature of a web server like Apache to create HTML when a page is retrieved and to update a log of page accesses.Needs: Perl
Usage: See README file
Source: Obtain webfoot-1.0.zip by ftp
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