- Meta Tag Creator
This script creates meta tags for your website visitors. Results are sent to the HTML screen, as well as emailed to the visitor. You can customize the HTML to match your site. A log is maintained so you can see what kind of activity it produces.
Price: Free
Platform: Unix
http://www.matrixvault.com/cgi/tag_creator.html
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- Meta Tag Generator Professional Series
Meta Tag Generator Pro automatically generates the Meta Tags based on the users input,and then offers the visitor to mail them the Meta Tags, this is where our OPT-IN mailing List recruiting feature comes in, you can easily specify Your mailing List name and if the users selects to get the MetaTags send in their mailbox, it also ask them to join the MailingList. Both souscribers and Non Souscribes will be saved into Text Files, where your can easily copy their e-mail addresses.
Price: $5
Version: 1.1
Platform: Unix
http://www.purge-it.com/metataggenerator.shtml
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- MetaCrafter
This handy dandy little script generates meta tags for your websites quickly and easily.
Price: Free
Platform: Unix
http://www.spaceports.com/~scifi/metacraft.html
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- MetaGen
This is a set of Perl scripts that can automatically create META Tags for your users. It allows users to have their tags e-mailed to them, includes documentation to help your users create effective META Tags and features Javascript popups which provide quick descriptions of individual tags.
Price: Free
Version: 1.2
http://www.dotmatrix.net/scripts/metagen/
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- MetaHub
With this script, you can generate instant metatags to be used in the headers of your web pages, for search engine submissions.
Price: Free
Version: 1.0
Platform: Unix
http://www.cgihub.com/metatag_cgi_script.html
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- MetaMake
With MetaMake you can offer your surfers an instantaneous and efficient way to created hits with better Meta Tags. They simply type in the appropriate info, and the tags are created. Then, they only need insert them in their html page.
Price: $20
Version: 1.2
Platform: Unix
http://spectravision.net/cgi/metamake/
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- MTG (Meta Tag Generator)
MTG is a simple Perl script that allows you to generate HTML Meta tags suitable for inclusion in your HTML documents.
Price: Free
Version: 1.0
http://www.ftls.org/en/examples/cgi/MTG.shtml
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- Netplot
Netplot is a couple of Perl scripts for visual representation of your own network. It consists of netplot that generates images in PNG format, it also creates JavaScript and HTML files, and netplot.cgi that allows network maps to be displayed in the browser with links to various information pages.
Price: Free
Version: 0.5
http://netplot.sourceforge.net/
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- Newpages
ewpages is a package, containing one HTML file and one Perl script. The object of this package is to allows system administrators and Web maintainers to find out whether any new Web pages have been created on their server within the last few days. Using a simple Perl script, the packages examines all files under the specified DOCUMENT_ROOT, calculating how long it has been since the file was created or last modified. If the file was created or last modified within the time limit specified, the script returns the files URL to the browser. This allows a sysadmin to check WHICH files have been created, and also check these pages by clicking on the URL of a returned page.
Price: Free
Version: 1.10
http://www.SteffWatkins.co.uk/WebTools/findhtml.html
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- NickName
This script is designed after a common JavaScript. The user goes to your default page, types in their name, is given a message (using their name in it), and sends them to your main page. Its a nifty proto-type.
Price: Free
Version: 1.0
Platform: Unix
http://perlscripts.cjb.net/NickName/
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