Free what is php software for linux

VCL for PHP is a PHP framework to help you build PHP web applications faster and easier than ever.
This framework has been designed to provide visual design capabilities and its being used on Delphi for PHP.
Enhancements:
- The code in this release is the same you can get when buying Delphi for PHP.

XMLParser is a library that assists in parsing XML documents into generic PHP arrays. It also comes with RSSParser, an extension of XMLParser that creates simple RSS-specific array structures from RSS feeds.

W3C-PHP is a little php-cli script that can validate a list of URLs trough the W3C validator Web site (http://validator.w3.org/) with PHP-DOM functions.

Configuration:

list.txt -> contain the list of url that you need to validate
the URLs must start with ":" without the "http://" prefix
for exaple...
:www.nasa.gov
:www.google.com

With the #FOLLOW# option you can validate the internal link of a site
you can active that option with:
:www.pippo.com#FOLLOW#

check.php -> php script that contain the source code
PLEASE CHECK IF YOUR PHP BIN ARE IN /usr/bin/php
IF NOT, EDIT THE FIRST LINE OF check.php
For exaple if you have installed php from Yast on Suse
probably you have the php bin in /usr/bin/php5
for execute the script you need to edit the first line of check.php
or make a link with "ln -s /usr/bin/php5 /usr/bin/php"

SACphp is a fully-featured, modular, multilingual, and scalable framework/CMS. Its focused on speed and security. Many blocks could be integrated from kernel or third parties. The install and admin has a web interface, but this is switchable via PHPGtk.

Input Filter extension for PHP project is an extension for safely dealing with input parameters.

It is meant to address this issue by implementing a set of filters and mechanisms that users can use to safely access their input data.

online.php analyses /var/log/ppp-usage and displays connection statistics. It also prints some information about your current PPP connection.
Well, I was inspired by the script Onlinecalc by Michael Schlenstedt (Michael@adsl4linux.de). His script is heavily based upon "calc" by Ulrich Schmitz.
Since Onlinecalc did not fit my needs, I did a complete rewrite in php.
Main features:
- reads /var/log/ppp-usage and prints a table with a row for each month.
- also calculates the values of the current connection.
- completely written in PHP.
- display connect-time as dd:hh:mm:ss
- display volumes as 123 456 789,12 MB
- displays chronologically (maybe I will change the sorting later to reverse)