iFAQMaker software offers a PHP class to efficiently manage FAQs. It simplifies the maintenance of frequently asked questions.
iFAQMaker is a PHP class that simplifies the process of maintaining FAQs, as well as other types of documentation. It comes with an easy-to-use interface and works right out of the box.
One of the standout features of iFAQMaker is its ability to allow the user to manipulate single topics within the same file without worrying about reorganizing indices, numberings, or links. Additionally, the software allows for the use of templates that can be customized according to the design of the user's website. iFAQMaker also supports the creation of frequently used formatings using user-definable macros.
What sets iFAQMaker apart from other software is that it does not require a database or other similar tools, as it works with files. Specifically, the program code, configuration, and content files are stored separately, with a central index.php file acting as the only point of access through the browser.
In terms of system requirements, iFAQMaker is compatible with any web server (tested with Apache) and requires PHP to run. The latest release of iFAQMaker, is equipped with additional hacker protection, better routing for invalid topics, and fixed acronym replacement issues. Blockquotes, simple lists, and "escapes" are newly added features to the wiki-based syntax.
Overall, iFAQMaker is an excellent solution for anyone looking to simplify the process of creating and maintaining FAQs and other forms of documentation.
One of the standout features of iFAQMaker is its ability to allow the user to manipulate single topics within the same file without worrying about reorganizing indices, numberings, or links. Additionally, the software allows for the use of templates that can be customized according to the design of the user's website. iFAQMaker also supports the creation of frequently used formatings using user-definable macros.
What sets iFAQMaker apart from other software is that it does not require a database or other similar tools, as it works with files. Specifically, the program code, configuration, and content files are stored separately, with a central index.php file acting as the only point of access through the browser.
In terms of system requirements, iFAQMaker is compatible with any web server (tested with Apache) and requires PHP to run. The latest release of iFAQMaker, is equipped with additional hacker protection, better routing for invalid topics, and fixed acronym replacement issues. Blockquotes, simple lists, and "escapes" are newly added features to the wiki-based syntax.
Overall, iFAQMaker is an excellent solution for anyone looking to simplify the process of creating and maintaining FAQs and other forms of documentation.
What's New
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