| Slidery |
| slidery.r | 23.5 KB
29 Dec 2013 | See the help-text below.
An MS Windows .exe. is available at http://re-bol.com/slidery.exe
author: nick |
| REBOL CGI Test Script |
| test.r | v:0.0.2
3.1 KB
17 Jan 2005 | REBOL Test CGI-Script for Serve-It!
author: Dirk Weyand |
| A Tiny Web Server |
| tiny-server.r | 2.0 KB
26 Mar 2013 | Inspired by Carl's Tiny Web Server: http://www.rebol.net/cookbook/recipes/0057.html. This one is compatible with Rebol 3.
author: [unknown] |
| Micro Web Server |
webserver.r
discussion | 2.1 KB
13 Mar 2003 | Here is a web server that works quite well and can be
run from just about any machine. It's not only fast,
but its also small so it's easy to enhance.
author: [unknown] |
| Rugby |
| rugby4.r | v:4.0.2
28.4 KB
13 Mar 2003 | A high-performance, handler based, server framework and a rebol request broker...
author: Maarten Koopmans |
| Rugby client and server |
| rugby_server.r | v:2.0.0.0
17.6 KB
13 Mar 2003 | A high-performance, handler based, server framework and a rebol request broker...
author: Maarten Koopmans |
| Asynchronous Request Broker |
| rugby.r | v:1.0.0
9.5 KB
13 Mar 2003 | An asynchronous, high-performance, handler based, server framework and a rebol request broker...
author: Maarten Koopmans |
| Sends Email via CGI Form |
cgiemailer.r
documentation | v:1.0.0
855 bytes
13 Mar 2003 | Uses a Web form to send an email message.
author: Anonymous |
| TCP port scanner |
oneliner-tcp-port-scanner.r
documentation | v:1.0.0
850 bytes
20 Jul 2003 | This is a simple port scanner. Given a TCP address, it will tell you which of the
first 100 ports are accessible. The address can be a host name or number. For example, use
"localhost" to scan ports on your own machine. You can scan more ports by increasing the
number (from 100), or you can scan ranges by using a FOR loop rather than REPEAT.
author: Anonymous |
| Gateway for read from url with modern SSL/TLS |
reads.r
discussion
documentation | v:0.0.1
858 bytes
8 Jul 2024 | Function allows you to read a file via a link using the HTTPS protocol with modern methods of traffic SSL/TLS encryption
author: Sergey Pochinok |
| View HTML Code |
view-html.r
documentation | v:1.0.0
464 bytes
13 Mar 2003 | Fetch a web page and view its HTML code in a window.
author: Anonymous |
| Web Page Emailer |
websend.r
documentation | v:1.0.0
460 bytes
13 Mar 2003 | Fetch a web page and send it as email.
author: Anonymous |
| Web Page Title Extractor |
webtitle.r
documentation | v:1.0.0
544 bytes
13 Mar 2003 | Find the title of a web page and display it.
author: Anonymous |
| Web Page Link Displayer |
weblinks.r
documentation | v:1.0.0
798 bytes
13 Mar 2003 | Display all of the web links found on a page.
author: Anonymous |
| Web HTML Tag Extractor |
websplit.r
documentation | v:1.0.0
709 bytes
13 Mar 2003 | Separate the HTML tags from the body text of a document.
author: Anonymous |
| Web Page Change Detector |
webcheck.r
documentation | v:1.0.0
727 bytes
13 Mar 2003 | Determine if a web page has changed since it was last checked, and if it has, send the new page via email.
author: Anonymous |
| Web Page Displayer |
webprint.r
documentation | v:1.0.0
448 bytes
13 Mar 2003 | Fetch a web page and display its HTML code.
author: Anonymous |
| A Reb-Site |
| a-reb-site.r | v:0.1.1
70.8 KB
23 Mar 2008 | a-reb-site.r was written to:
- compare form and function of a reb-site with that of a conventional web-site.
(...an obliging web-site - www.rebol.com perhaps!) &
- to provide an example of a reb-site script, &
- as an illustration of the compact size of a reb-site relative
to the average web-site [...]
author: R.v.d.Zee |
| REBOL Blogger |
blog.r
documentation | v:1.3.2
18.3 KB
10 Jan 2005 | The blog system written and used by Carl Sassenrath,
REBOL's creator. This script will let you post and
update blogs on your website using just a web browser.
Generates summary and index pages, blog searches, etc.
Extensible with Makedoc2 for more formatting options.
author: Carl Sassenrath |
| Blood |
| blood.r | v:0.1.1
19.1 KB
7 Mar 2009 | Usefull example to demo and learn how to use liquid.
author: Maxim Olivier-Adlhoch |
