Projects

Roundcube Webmail

Roundcube Webmail is a browser-based multilingual IMAP client with an application-like user interface. It provides full functionality you expect from an e-mail client, including MIME support, address book, folder manipulation, message searching and spell checking. Roundcube Webmail is written in PHP ... [More] and requires a MySQL, Postgres or SQLite database. It can easily be extended with integrated plugin API and the user interface is fully skinnable using XHTML and CSS. [Less]

j-proxy

Simple and lightweight alternative to DWR. It enables a JavaScript object on the client (browser) to be transmitted via AJAX to the server. The JavaScript object is converted to Java object and its methods invoked as defined by the client, on the server side. Also the response from the server ... [More] is converted back to JavaScript and sent to the client and its methods invoked using a callback. [Less]

cookies

Javascript Cookie Library with jQuery bindings and JSON supportCurrent Version: 2.2.0Released: 06 Jan 10FeaturesUse without jQuery The core of this library--cookie manipulation--does not require jQuery. You can use it standalone to manipulate HTTP cookies. Use with jQuery With jQuery present, the ... [More] lib is added to the jQuery namespace along with jQ extension methods to bind cookies to form values and html elements. JSON support: set ANY value to a cookie When the standard JSON API is available, all value types can be set as a cookie. The value will be JSON encoded on set, and decoded on get. DescriptionThis is a Javascript library for accessing and manipulating HTTP cookies in the web browser. You can get one or a list of cookies, set cookies, delete cookies, test if the browser accepts cookies. When JSON support is available, any JS value can be set to a cookie--it will be automatically serialized before being written to the cookie. jQuery is not required to use this library, but jQuery bindings are available when jQuery is present on the page. When jQuery is available, you can cause form fields to automatically set cookies, or auto fill form fields with cookie values. See the documentation for details. Basic usageShown here are some of the most basic usages. See the documentation for customization options and specifics. //set $.cookies.set( 'sessid', 'dh3tr62fghe' ); //A cookie by the name 'sessid' now exists with the value 'dh3tr62fghe' //get var sessid = $.cookies.get( 'sessid' ); //Variable 'sessid' now holds the value 'dh3tr62fghe' //delete $.cookies.del( 'sessid' ); //The cookie named 'sessid' has been deleted. //test if( $.cookies.test() ) { //browser is accepting cookies } //JSON var jimData = {id: 1, name: 'jim'}; $.cookies.set( 'userdata', jimData ); //A cookie by the name 'userdata' now exists with a serialized copy of jimData var userData = $.cookies.get( 'userdata' ); //A variable named 'userData' now holds the unserialized object--should be identical to the variable 'jimData' //jQuery Extensions $( 'input.store' ).cookify(); //Inputs with class of 'store' are written to a cookie named after the input $( 'input.store' ).cookieFill(); //Inputs with class of 'store' are filled with the value of cookies with matching names $( 'input.store' ).cookieBind(); //Inputs with class of 'store' are filled with the value of cookies with matching names and whenever they change the cookie will be updated [Less]