Virtual Pet Widget 1.0

Publisher:	PHP Engines	Date added:	13 February, 2011
License:	Commercial	Size:	1024 B
Price:	$5.00
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Allows you to create a virtual pet widget website

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Description:

Who is the Virtual Pet PHP Engine Script for?

* Website Owners
* Beginner/Novice php/mySQL programmers

What kind of Features are given to Members?

* User Login
* User Logout
* User Registration
* Adopt a Pet
* Manage Pets (Delete, view)
* Pet Levels
* Display Pet on Pet Owners site/blog/facebook/myspace [ Screen Shot ]

How do Pet Levels Work?

* Everytime a Pet is viewed, it gains a level.
*
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o What is considered a Pet View?
+ Someone visiting a Member Pet Page
+ Viewing Pet on Pet Owners site/blog/facebook/myspace
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* Once a Pet is viewed x ammount of times, it will upgrade to new Pet.
* Pet Owner will receive a email of new Pet Upgrade

What kind of Admin Features is included?

* General Stats [ Screen Shot ]
*
o Pets Available
o Pets Adopted Total
o Members Total
o Members Active
o Members Inactive
* Members
*
o View Latest Registered Members
o View Online Membmers
* Pets
*
o Add
o Manage (Edit, Delete) [ Screen Shot ]
* Email
*
o All Members
o Inactive Members

Misc Information

* Script uses small Custom Template Engine designed for this project

Tags:	Php Virtual Pet Script, Virtual Pet Script, Virtual Pet Widget, Php Virtual Pet Widget
Platforms:	DOS , Handheld , Linux , OS/2 , Other , Palm OS , Unix , Windows , Windows2000 , Windows2003 , WinME , MS-DOS , Handheld/Mobile Other , Pocket PC , RIM , Symbian , Windows CE , Windows Mobile 2003 , Windows Mobile 2005 , Linux Console , Linux GPL , Linux Gnome , Linux Open Source , MAC 68k , Mac OS 9 , Mac OS X , Mac OS X 10.1 , Mac OS X 10.2 , Mac OS X 10.3 , Mac OS X 10.4 , Mac OS X 10.5 , Mac Other , Mac PPC , OS/2 Warp , OS/2 Warp 4 , AS/400 , BEOS , Java , Netware , OpenVMS , Palm OS 1.0 , Palm OS 2.0 , Palm OS 2.1 , Palm OS 3.0 , Palm OS 3.1 , Palm OS 3.2 , Palm OS 4.0 , Palm OS 5.0 , Palm OS 6.0 , 2000 , 2003 , 95/98 , Win 3.1x , Win95 , Win98 , WinNT 3.x , WinNT 4.x , XP , Win7 x32 , Win7 , Windows Vista , WinXP
Requirements:	na

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