CodeIgniter Wiki

Simple Excel Plugin

2010-03-09T15:41:59Z

Category:Plugin -> Data Conversion
Category:Contributions -> Plugins -> Files

This is a simple plugin to create excel output.

if (!defined('BASEPATH')) exit('No direct script access allowed');

/*
* Excel library for Code Igniter applications
* Author: Federico Ramírez a.k.a fedekun a.k.a lenkun - Feb 2010
*/

function to_excel($array, $filename='out') {
    header('Content-type: application/vnd.ms-excel');
    header('Content-Disposition: attachment; filename='.$filename.'.xls');
    
    // Filter all keys, they'll be table headers
    $h = array();
    foreach($array as $row)
        foreach($row as $key=>$val)
            if(!in_array($key, $h))
                $h[] = $key;
    
    echo '';
    foreach($h as $key) {
        $key = ucwords($key);
        echo '';
    }
    echo '';
    
    foreach($array as $val)
        _writeRow($val, $h);
    
    echo ''.$key.'
';
}

function _writeRow($row, $h, $isHeader=false) {
    echo '';
    foreach($h as $r) {
        if($isHeader)
            echo ''.utf8_decode(@$row[$r]).'';
        else
            echo ''.utf8_decode(@$row[$r]).'';
    }
    echo '';
} 

Example usage


to_excel($this->model->getUsersAsArray());

MY Controller

2010-03-08T07:15:06Z

This page describes a standard feature of the CodeIgniter framework - the ability to extend core libraries. It concerns itself with extending Controller only - as this is the most common application of this feature - but the concepts shown here also apply to the other core libraries.

Overview

We assume here that you have an understanding of CI and MVC fundamentals. You will have read through the User Guide, especially the sections on Controllers and Models.

The subject of extending core controllers is discussed briefly in a few places in the manual - specifically in the Core Classes and Creating Libraries pages.

The intent of extending the core Controller is to provide methods and attributes to all your normal Controllers. There are other ways of providing this kind of pervasive functionality - including Hooks, Libraries and Helpers. You should familiarise yourself with the methods and benefits of those alternatives before assuming the following is the answer to your question.

Finally, it’s assumed that you have an application that does something - it doesn’t matter what, merely that you have an existing Controller that we can work with here.

Creating the MY_Controller file

Extensions to the core libraries are placed in application/libraries and the file name is determined by adding the $config[‘subclass_prefix’] to the core library name.

The $config[‘subclass_prefix’] variable is set in application/config/config.php and by default it is set to ‘MY_’. You probably don’t want to change this unless you know what you’re doing (and if you know what you’re doing you’re probably not reading this guide).

In any case, this explains why it’s usually called the MY_Controller approach.

So, create your file - application/libraries/MY_Controller.php - and fill it with this code:

class  MY_Controller  extends  Controller  {

    function MY_Controller ()  {
        parent::Controller();
        }

    } 

Save and quit. Obviously this file doesn’t actually do anything useful but we’ll get back to that in a minute.

Modifying your existing Controller

We’ll now modify one of your Controllers to work via the MY_Controller. The following code partial is obviously not a fully functional Controller - I’m just showing enough so you know what you have to change. Here we’re using the Controller Forum. CodeIgniter encourages users to stick with the PHP4 (constructor name is the same as class name) syntax, but both formats are shown here.

// Consider these lines in a normal PHP5 Controller:
class  Forum  extends  Controller  {
    function  __construct()  {
        parent::Controller();
        }

// If you are using PHP4 constructs, it will look like:
class  Forum  extends  Controller  {
    function  Forum()  {
        parent::Controller();
        } 

Now, change the relevant lines to look like this:

// Modify them to look like this instead (for PHP5):
class  Forum  extends  MY_Controller  {
    function  __construct()  {
        parent::MY_Controller();
        }

// Or, for PHP4 format:
class  Forum  extends  MY_Controller  {
    function  Forum()  {
        parent::MY_Controller();
        } 

Now test your application - it will work exactly the same as it did previously. MY_Controller is being loaded - the extra processing time would be difficult to detect, so you’ll just have to trust me here.

If you don’t trust me - and good for you if so - you can edit the MY_Controller briefly and introduce an obvious syntax error, such as changing parent to patent for example, and then try reloading your page. Revert your error before continuing.

Theory side note

All we’ve done here is inserted this MY_Controller class in between your normal Controller and the CI Controller class. Previously your Controller was descended directly from the CI core. This is basic OO theory, but if you’re not familiar with that then a ludicrous analogy might be that we’ve just inserted a new generation between you and your dad - with your dad suddenly becoming your grand-dad. You have still inherited the blue eyes and sparkling wit, but it means you can also now inherit (once you create them!) things from this new intermediate ancestor - such as curly hair or date formatters.

Putting useful stuff in MY_Controller

Usually people are looking for a way of making functions accessible across all their Controllers - and so we’ll make a very simple function in your MY_Controller to demonstrate how this can work.

Edit your application/libraries/MY_Controller.php file again, and modify it to look like this:

class  MY_Controller  extends  Controller  {

    function MY_Controller ()  {
        parent::Controller();
        }

    /**
     * Pretty date
     *
     * Takes an ISO8601 formatted date and returns a human-friendly form,
     * by rounding the time to the nearest hour.
     * eg. 2009-05-31T15:42:07  ==>  "2009-05-31 ~ 4pm"
     *
     * @param    $date_in    string (iso8601 date)
     * @return    string
     **/
    function  pretty_date ( $date_in )  {
        if (strlen ($date_in) != 19)
            return $date_in;        // return in confusion!

        $hh = substr ($date_in, 11, 2);
        $mm = substr ($date_in, 14, 2);

        if ($mm > 30)
            $hh++;

        if ( ($hh > 23) OR ($hh == '00'))
            $hh_string = "midnight";
        else
            if ($hh > 12)
                $hh_string = ($hh - 12) ."pm";
            else
                if ($hh == 12)
                    $hh_string = "midday";
                else
                    $hh_string = $hh ."am";

        $output = substr ($date_in, 0, 10) ." ~ ". $hh_string;

        return $output;
        }  // end-function  pretty_date ()

    }  // end-class MY_Controller 

Using a MY_Controller method from your Controller

The pretty_date() function above is particularly useful for ISO8601 timestamps that come in from EXIF information, for example. We’ll just use a hard-coded input string here.

Edit your functioning Controller and add in a reference to this function. I’ll assume you’re using $this->data for your view data, and that you have a view file you can use this in. You’ll see that we simply use the $this-> prefix, which will look in the parent controller (in this case MY_Controller) for a matching method or attribute.

// somewhere in one of your application's Controller files
    ...
    $this->data['friendly_date'] = $this->pretty_date ("2009-05-31T16:42:07");
    ...
    $this->load->view ('your_view', $this->data);
    ... 

In your view you can now echo $friendly_date - so go and make that change to your view file and then reload your web page to confirm that it’s all tickety-boo.

Impressive, eh?

Final notes on this method

This is a fairly trivial example of what you can do with MY_Controller - most people would put a function like pretty_date() into a helper, as it requires no database access, and is only needed for views that have to generate a pretty date from an ISO8601 one.

More often you would use a MY_Controller for ‘on-every-page-load’ activities like:
o calling models to retrieve database information,
o setting / retrieving Session data,
o applying an authentication layer - often tied in with Session data,
o generating Web Design Logo Design common view partials (headers, footers, menus).

As an example of the last one there, have a read of Jedd’s header, footer and menu on every page article.

SPAW

2010-03-08T07:13:11Z

Category:Library -> External | Category:Library -> WYSIWYG

Introduction

SPAW is a very powerful and easy to use visual editor that I like to use in my applications.

I wanted to keep it flowing with the rest of my CI app by using the loader class to load it (instead of including it at strange places in my views), so I turned it into a custom library which can be loaded.

Dowload

File:spaw2.zip

Installation

Download the spaw2.zip file and unzip its contents into your libraries directory within your CI app.

Move the spaw.php file within the spaw2 directory into the libraries directory.

Note: as of CodeIgniter_1.5.3 the loader class cannot recurse directory structures in the libraries directory, spaw.php needs to be directly inside it.

Then, inside your controller do something like this:

class Test extends Controller
{
    function Test()
    {
    parent::Controller();
    $config    = array('name'         => 'SpawTest',
                    'content'    => 'This should be in textarea.');
    $this->load->library('spaw', $config);
    }
    function index()
    {
    $this->load->view('test_view');
    }
} 

Notice ‘spaw’ is the name of the spaw.php library file the instance of the editor is loaded from there; and $config is the parameter array for the editor.

The $config array, the ‘name’ key holds the value for the name of the SPAW instance, and the ‘content’ key holds the value for the textarea (the text that shows up by default before the user does any input).

Now, to actually load the editor into the browser window, I chose to call it in my view like so:

<html>
<head>
  <title>Test for SPAW LIBRARYtitle>
head>
<body>
  =$this->spaw->show();?>
body>
html> 

$this->spaw->show() is what does the magic.

There are many, many other configurable options (width, height, stylehseet to use, toolbar config, etc) and can be set with SPAW’s default static methods. Just remember to replace


$spaw->

with


$this->spaw

This integration is not exhaustive and I am releasing this under the same license the software came with.

Links

Web design company Dissertation Essay Thesis Assignment
Forum thread
SPAW documentation (needed!)

Category:Help -> Tutorials

2010-03-08T00:32:46Z

HTML Table Library helper extension

2010-03-06T23:51:46Z

Category:Contributions -> Libraries -> Table
Here is a little extension that I wrote to table library, with the following functions

add_column <- works similarly to add_row, but adds column
transpose <- transposes a table (rows become columns and columns become rows)
remove_column <- removes column
add_anchor <- adds an anchor to the table.

I wrote it mainly because I wanted to have a simple method to add links to each row of table, which has been built from database query. This works now with two commands:

$this->table->add_anchor($id_column_name, $value_column_name, $path);
$this->table->remove_column($id_column_name);

Usage examples:


        $this->table->add_row(array('John', 'red', 'small'));
        $this->table->add_row(array('Mary', 'blue', 'medium'));
        $this->table->add_row(array('Jim', 'green', 'large'));
        $this->table->add_row(array('Peter', 'black', 'unknown'));
        
        $this->table->set_heading(array('name', 'colour', 'size'));
        
        echo $this->table->generate();
        echo "--------------";
        
        // Add some columns. Note that you can either add a column as array or as list
        // If table heading is set, then the first name is assumed to be heading. 
        $this->table->add_column('availability', 'free', 'unavailable', 'available', 'later');
        $this->table->add_column(array('another', 'first', 'second', 'third', 'fourth')); 
        echo $this->table->generate();
        echo "--------------";

        // Create a link for "size" column on each row that links to path "part/delete/$name"
        // The search is done by the name of the column, so be aware of case sensitivity
        // 
        // The function below adds a link $size to each row of the "size" column. 
        //
        // the function syntax is add_anchor($id_value_colum_name, $value_column_name, $path)
        $this->table->add_anchor('name', 'size', 'part/delete');
        echo $this->table->generate();
        echo "--------------";
        
        // Now hide the "name" column. Note that links are still working.
        // Note that this gives you a nice way to build links from database query ID columns
        // and hide ID columns from viewing. :)
        $this->table->remove_column('name');
        echo $this->table->generate();
        echo "--------------";
        
        // Transpose a table
        $this->table->transpose();
        echo $this->table->generate();
        echo "--------------";
?>

The code to add into your Library folder:

/**
 * Some helpers
 * 
 * add_column
 * remove_colum
 * add_anchor($id_column_name, $value_column_name, $path)
 * transpose
 * 
 *
 */
Class MY_Table extends CI_Table {
    
    public $columns;
    
    /**
     * Transpose array
     * 
     * @param $array
     * @return array
     */

    /**
     * Add column to table 
     * 
     * @return unknown_type
     */
    function add_column(){
        // Is heading empty?
        if (empty($this->heading)){
            // no heading yet
            $columns = $this->_flip($this->rows);
            $args = func_get_args();
            $columns[] = (is_array($args[0])) ? $args[0] : $args;
            $this->rows = $this->_flip($columns);
        } else { 
            // Assume that the first element is heading
            $args = func_get_args();
            $col = (is_array($args[0])) ? $args[0] : $args;
            $heading = array_shift($col);
            // add columns...
            $columns = $this->_flip($this->rows);
            $columns[] = $col;
            $this->rows = $this->_flip($columns);
            // ...and heading
            $this->heading[] = $heading;
        }
    }
    
    // Remove column from table
    function remove_column($name){
        if(empty($this->heading))
            return;
        $key = array_search($name, $this->heading);
        $columns = $this->_flip($this->rows);
        unset($columns[$key]);
        unset($this->heading[$key]);
        $this->rows = $this->_flip($columns);
    }
    
    // Transpose table
    function transpose(){
        if (!empty($this->heading))
            $this->heading = array(); // Empty heading
        $this->rows = $this->_flip($this->rows);
    }
    
    // Create anchor for table row
    function add_anchor($id_column, $value_column, $path){
        $CI = & get_instance();
        $CI->load->helper('url');
        if (empty($this->heading))
            return;
        $id_key = array_search($id_column, $this->heading);
        $val_key = array_search($value_column, $this->heading);
        foreach ($this->rows as $key => $var) {
            $this->rows[$key][$val_key] = $this->_add_anchor($this->rows[$key][$val_key], $this->rows[$key][$id_key], $path);
        }
    }
    
    private function _add_anchor($value, $id, $path){
        return anchor($path. "/" .$id, $value);
    }
    
    private function _flip($array){
        $flipped = array();
        foreach ($array as $key => $subarray){
            foreach ($subarray as $subkey => $subvar) {
                $flipped[$subkey][$key] = $subvar;
            }
        }
        return $flipped;
    }
    
} 

tellafriend

2010-03-06T13:16:57Z

I wrote a simple tell a friend script I want to share with all of you.

In the download you find an sql file, you have to import that in your database using phpmyadmin or something.

1. Set the correct database items and you are almost ready to go.

2. Go to tellafriend.php in the config folder and set your config settings.

3. After that you go to the folder ‘lang/english’ and change the lang items to your liking.

4. Save and close and you are ready to go.

If you are having problems with the script you can reply at the forums that is found here: http://codeigniter.com/forums/viewthread/146324/.

File:tellafriend.zip <= database tell a friend script
Coming up is one that does not use a database.

Language Translation

2010-03-06T12:45:35Z

Category:Core -> Language Files

User Guide Translations

Spanish User Guide (1.6.3) in both PDF & HTML - http://www.conocimientovirtual.edu.co/descargas.html
Chinese User Guide (1.7.2) in HTML(Wiki) - http://codeigniter.org.cn/user_guide
Russian User Guide (1.6.3) in HTML — http://code-igniter.ru/
Turkish User Guide (1.6.3) in HTML http://www.codeigniter.gen.tr/user_guide
German User Guide (1.7.1) in HTML http://codeigniter.ch/user_guide

Language Packs

See also the page Category:Contributions -> Languages for other language packs.

[1.7.2]

- BASQUE File:basque 1.7.2.zip (Ander Goñi, Danobat Group)
- DUTCH File:dutch.zip (Magnatron), File:1.7.2 dutch magnatron tomcode.zip (2 fixes and masking)
- FRENCH File:french 1.7.2.zip (Caribou)
- GERMAN 1.7.2_german_slackero.zip (tomcode, slackero)
- KOREAN File:korean.1.7.2.zip (corean)
- POLISH http://www.sinsoft.pl/files/codeigniter-1.7.2-polish-utf8.zip (sinsoft)
- SPANISH File:spanish 1.7.2.zip (Miguel Herrero, Ivan Argulo)
- CATALAN File:catalan 1.7.2.zip (Adrià Bayona i Roger Bernaus)

[1.7.0 - 1.7.1]

- CHINESE SIMPLIFIED File:chinese simplified 1.7.0.zip (Lucas Lee)

- CHINESE TRADITIONAL File:chinese traditional 1.7.2.zip (achi)

- CROATIAN Hrvatski 1.7.0 (Sandi Winter & Zoran Vucinic)

- CZECH (UTF8) version 1.7.* (Petr Pulc)

- DANISH 1.7.x courtesy of Joakim Kejser.

- DUTCH version 1.7.0 (Dennis)

- ESTONIAN http://www.derekallard.com/img/post_resources/cilang_estonian1_7_0.zip

- FRENCH File:french 1.7.0.zip (Caribou)

- GALICIAN File:CI lang 1.7.1 galician.zip (Javier Pico)

- GERMAN File:1.7.0 german tomcode felix.zip (based on Tomcode, modified by Felix)

- INDONESIAN File:indonesian1 7.zip (dexcell)

- HUNGARIAN File:hungarian-1.7.1.zip (Edmond)

- PERSIAN http://www.kishmate.com/CodeIgniter/language/1.7.0_persian.zip (Borzoo Mossavari)

- PERSIAN http://www.kishmate.com/CodeIgniter/language/1.7.1_persian.zip (Borzoo Mossavari)

- POLISH http://www.sinsoft.pl/files/codeigniter-1.7.0-polish-utf8.zip (sinsoft)

- PORTUGUESE File:pt-br 1.7.0.zip (Thiago Pojda - Credits to Matheus Bombonato)

- PORTUGUESE File:pt-pt 1.7.0.zip (Sofia Peixoto)

- ROMANIAN File:romanian-1.7.1.zip (Edmond)

RUSSIAN File:CI Russian 1.7.1.zip (DyaGa)

RUSSIAN File:CI Russian 1.7.0.zip (DyaGa)

RUSSIAN http://rmcreative.ru/files/translations/ci_russian_170.zip (Alexei Shulga / Alexander ‘Sam Dark’ Makarov)

- SLOVAK http://store.starktomas.sk/public/ci_slovak_1.7.1.zip (Tomáš Štark)

- SPANISH File:spanish 1.7.1.zip (Miguel Herrero, Ivan Argulo)

- SWEDISH File:swedish 1.7.x utf8.zip (Fredrik Johansson)

- TURKISH File:turkish 170 utf-8.zip (Fatih BAZMAN / fatigue (1.7.0)), (Note: UTF8 Encoded)

[1.6.0 - 1.6.3]

- BRAZILIAN / PORTUGUESE (UTF-8)Português Brasil (translation: Matheus Bombonato, utf-8 encoding: Marcelo Oliveira)

- BRAZILIAN / PORTUGUESE Português Brasil (Matheus Bombonato)

- CROATIAN Hrvatski 1.6.2 (Zoran Vucinic)

- CZECH (UTF8) version 1.6.3 (Petr Pulc)

- DUTCH version 1.6.3 (Bijsterz)

- GALICIAN http://www.derekallard.com/img/post_resources/cilang_galician1_6_1.zip

- FRENCH CI_1.6.3_french_metalking.zip (metalking - html accents)

- FRENCH 1.6.3_french_tomcode.zip (tomcode)

- FRENCH 1.6.2_french_tomcode.zip (tomcode)

- FRENCH 1.6.1_french_tomcode.zip (tomcode)

- GERMAN 1.6.3_german_tomcode.zip (tomcode)

- GERMAN 1.6.2_german_tomcode.zip (tomcode)

- GERMAN 1.6.1_german_tomcode.zip (tomcode)

- HUNGARIAN File:hungarian163.zip (Thoer), (1.6.3)

- ITALIAN http://www.rollcage.it/external/codeigniter/italian_1.6.zip (gyo)

- PERSIAN http://www.kishmate.com/CodeIgniter/language/1.6.3_persian.zip (Borzoo Mossavari)

- PERSIAN http://www.kishmate.com/CodeIgniter/language/1.6.2_persian.zip (Borzoo Mossavari)

- POLISH http://www.polak.ro/uploads/codeigniter/codeigniter-1.6.3-polish.zip (riklaunim, groadin, Piotr Polak)

- PORTUGUESE version 1.6.x (Rui Peixoto)

- ROMANIAN File:romanian163.zip (Edmond)

RUSSIAN http://rmcreative.ru/files/translations/ci_russian_163.zip (Alexei Shulga / Alexander ‘Sam Dark’ Makarov)

- SPANISH Version 1.6.3 (Miguel Herrero)

- SPANISH http://www.derekallard.com/img/post_resources/cilang_spanish_1_6_1.zip (ReynierPM, fdog)

- SWEDISH http://www.derekallard.com/blog/post/swedish-language-pack-for-codeigniter-16/ (Mikael Johansson)

- TURKISH File:turkish 163 utf8.zip (Fatih BAZMAN / fatigue (1.6.3)), (Note: UTF8 Encoded)

[1.5.1 - 1.5.4]

- BULGARIAN http://www.derekallard.com/img/post_resources/cilang_bulgarian.zip

- CHINESE chinese for 1.5.4(by speedu)

- DANISH Danish language pack (1.5.4) (daath, Zacharias)
http://mirror.ordo.dk/codeigniter.com/danish_1.5.x.zip (daath, Zacharias)

- DUTCH Updated Dutch translations
WARNING! The php-files all end with an empty code after the ‘?>’ They could give a ‘header already sent’ error.

- FRENCH http://codeigniter.nouvelle-aire.net/ (mEga)
french translation (all new - accents fixed) (metalking.net)
ci_v1.5_lang_french_corr.zip (tomcode), (Note: fixed one left accent in db_lang.php of metalking’s version)

- GALICIAN http://www.derekallard.com/img/post_resources/cilang_galician1_5_3.zip

- GERMAN File:ci GermanTranslations 1.5.4.zip (UnrealMinds), (Note: umlauts as html entities)
File:codeigniter language german.zip (ArtemisX), (Note: umlauts as html entities)
http://www.berndmatzner.de/codeigniter/ci_lang_german_1.5.1.zip (bmatzner), (Note: including Sentry language file)

- ITALIAN http://www.rollcage.it/external/codeigniter/italian_1.5.zip (gyo)

- JAPANESE http://www.cilab.info/data/japanese_translations1.5.zip
Japanese version user guide is also available at: http://userguide.cilab.info/

- ROMANIAN http://www.derekallard.com/img/post_resources/cilang_romanian.zip (Marius Visan)

- SPANISH http://www.derekallard.com/img/post_resources/cilang_spanish_1.5.x.zip (ReynierPM)
http://www.tractores.co.cr/spanish_1.6.x.zip

- TURKISH File:turkish 153 utf8.zip (M.Musa Ülker - musaulker), (Note: UTF8 Encoded)
File:turkish 153 windows1254.zip (M.Musa Ülker - musaulker), (Note: Windows-1254 Encoded)

[1.4.1]

- FRENCH http://codeigniter.nouvelle-aire.net/ (mEga)

- SPANISH http://www.derekallard.com/img/post_resources/cilang_spanish_1.4.x.zip (ReynierPM)

[1.3.3]

- CHINESE http://my.opera.com/yarco/homes/blog/chinese.tar.gz (by yarco)

- GERMAN http://tomcode.com/inside/codeigniter/zips/ci_german_translations_1.3.3_v1.zip (tomcode)

- POLISH http://prdownloads.sourceforge.net/rkcmf/polish_code_igniter.zip?download (riklaunim, groadin)

- SPANISH http://www.semjanelas.net/codeigniter/ci_spanish_1.3.3.zip (ReynierPM)

[1.3]

- ITALIAN http://www.rollcage.it/external/codeigniter/italian_1.3.zip (gyo)

French

2010-03-05T17:10:57Z

CodeIgniter language packs

Version 1.7.2 same as Version 1.7.1
Version 1.7.1 translated by tomcode
Version 1.7.0 translated by tomcode
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Modular Separation

2010-03-05T09:52:14Z

Modular Separation allows you to use modules for code organization in your application while only using a single controller per request. (no HMVC)

It works the same way as Zach’s Matchbox, But is much faster in execution and does the job without using additional module_xxxx() calls.

Modules now comply with CI 1.7.2 also, Controllers in sub-directories are supported and resources may be cross loaded from other modules.

You should be able to take any CodeIgniter application and place it into a module and it should work without alteration. However routes might need altering to allow for the added separation of a module.

Download v1.11

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wiredesignz

Postmark

2010-03-05T02:48:50Z

What is this?

You’re looking at the wiki page dedicated to the Postmark library for CodeIgniter.

What’s Postmark?

Postmark is a transactional e-mail delivery service from Wildbit. Transactional e-mails are the e-mails generated by a web application after an user action such as registration, requesting a password reminder, receiving a reply to a comment, etc. The problem me and many developers faced is that sometimes the client’s servers are blacklisted and these e-mails land in the users’ spam folder. This is where Postmark comes to the rescue, hopefully – instead of using the built in mail function of your web development language of choice you issue a call to Postmark which sends out the e-mail from their “well regarded” servers so that hopefully they land in the user’s inbox.

Download

For more information and download visit the library’s page.

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Simple Excel Plugin

MY Controller

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Modular Separation

Postmark