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This Calculator script is very simple to use, and easy to edit.
It relies on just the two files, ...
Content: Gpl.txt, Index.php, ...
Content: Mortcalculator.php, ...
Script by RAZORE.co.uk
Install Instructions:
1) Upload all files to your php server 2) Run index.php and use the script!
Linking to us: If you want, you may link to our site. There is already a link on the script but you can remove it by either changing $showlink to 0 or commenting out the link block of code.
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Mortgage Calculators Plus version 1.1.0 README
Copyright:
This program is copyright (c) 2005 by ARSIDIAN.
Installation
1. Upload all files from this directory to a web accessible directory on your server or hosting account. 2. Change the permissions on the includes/smarty/templates_c directory to be writeable by all - 777 (-rwxrwxrwx) within your FTP Client. 3. Mortgage Calculators Plus should now be available.
Configuration
Check settings in the includes/config.inc.php file.
Incorporation
Here is a step-by-step instruction on incorporating the calculators into your website: ...
READ ME
Release Version: 1.2 Release Date : 30/05/2005
TABLE OF CONTENTS
1. Package contents 2. Requirements 3. How to install 4. Copyrighted
1.1 PACKAGE CONTENTS
* prime.php * README.php
2.1 REQUIREMENTS
This scripts requires the use of php. Before you use the script, check that your web space supports php.
3.1 EXTRACT
Extract the archive to you local hardisk. You should get a folder named 'prime'. Upload this folder this to you web space.
3.2 INSTALL
The script requires no installation. If you have uploaded all the files then just add the ...
In order to use the zipcode.class.php class, you need to setup your database to include the appropriate tables and populate those tables with the appropriate data. That's what these 5 .sql files are for. Simply "import" each one of these files using phpMyAdmin. Make sure you import the "zip_code_x.sql" files in sequence.
You will end up with 2 tables, 'zip_code' and 'state'.
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