This mod is for anyone who wants to add another level of permission to their database. You might want to have two levels of users, with one level having more restricted access than another. This will show you how to create the extra level.

This mod will allow you to prohibit users who have certain domains in their email addresses. The most common use of this is to ban free email domains, requiring users to give their true email address. This mod will also allow you to edit the list of domains within the DBMan script, so you don't have to download the file, edit it and then upload it again. The mod will, however, allow anyone with admin permission to add a user who has a "banned" domain, through the Admin page.

Traduction de DBMan doc et script. Cette nouvelle version corrige quelques bugs de traduction et donne le lien vers mon site WEB qui parle de DBMan

A Spanish translation of DBMan's html.pl file into Spanish created by Daniel Uteau.

The purpose of this modification is to censor any words that you might not want to appear in your database. There are 6 different levels of censoring you can choose from. Each is described within the modification itself. The wordlist is completely editable, so that you can decide for yourself which words you consider "dirty." There is a list to start with, but you can add or delete any words you want.

Export your search results to a PDF-formatted document.

The purpose of this mod is to allow you to save an external text file at the same time you add a record to your database. This comes in very handy if you want to have large amounts of text, but you don't want your .db file to be filled up too quickly.

This is a list of a number of permutations of limiting the number of records a user can add, including limiting the total number a user can add (one or more) and limiting the number a user can add per day. The maximum number can be set by the admin on a per-user basis. There are instructions for forcing a new user to add a record after signing up for an account and for adding a record on the same form as signing up. There are versions for use with the "user-friendly" html.pl file and the default html.pl file, as well as versions to go with the secure password lookup mod and without it. Twenty-three permutations in all!

This "MOD" allows you to view and edit your log file online, inside your database.

How to make ID field a read-only field when using autogenerate.

-- Sorts the user list in the admin display
-- Allows you to get dates other than the current date
-- Ignores a default "http://" in fields if the user has not entered a URL.
-- Adds a utility subroutine that you might need to use -- urlencode

Allow data input in dbman to span multiple pages.

This is a modification to make DBMan a news database, with categories and users. The latest news can be called via SSI and a RDF files of the latest headlines is also generated. NewsMan is not polished yet and requires some hacking to get it running - things like categories are hard coded in.

Exports data from DBMan to a PDF-document in a row by column fashion. Subsets of fields can be exported to a PDF-document, the formatting is done on the number of rows and columns on a page.

- Provides a simple means of including an advertisement, announcement, tip or whatever to all outgoing email from your database.

This mod will allow your users to mail the contents of a record to themselves or someone else.

This mod will display a field of your choice and hyperlink the displayed field to the records that match the contents of that field when the script is called via Server Side Include from a static web page. The contents of the field will be displayed in a table with the number of columns that you specify.

This is a non-autogenerated way to display search results in a spreadsheet format, with all fields in one table and each record in a row on the table. There are options for use with the short/long display mod and without, and to have clickable links in the header row to resort the results.

Add dynammic dropdown select lists via SSI from field specific data.

This mod will let users enter dates in just about any format. There is also code which will allow you to display the current age of the user (if you have a field in which the user enters his birth date) and to search for records of users by age range.

Allows you (as admin) to approve new (and, optionally, modified) records before they can be returned in a search. It also sends email to the owner of the record when the record is validated. You may also (optionally) be notified whenever a new record is added that requires validation.

This modification allows you to set up a link to search for records added within the past x number of days -- whatever you want. You must have a field that contains the date the record was added.

This mod will allow you to add a link to the footer which will display the userids of those who are currently logged in to the database.