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    ArmoryRaider

    PHP WOW Battle.net Armory Raider

    ATTENTION, THIS PROJECT HAS BEEN MOVED TO GITHUB (https://github.com/killoBillo/ArmoryRaider) _____ _____ _____ _____ _____ ArmoryRaider is a calendar of events suitable for the planning of WOW Guild raids. It retrieves characters data directly from the Battle.net Armory through PHP WoW Battle.net Armory API (https://sourceforge.net/projects/wowarmoryapi/). ArmoryRaider is coded in PHP using Yii framework, so you can use any DBMS you like, you just have to manage the configuration file according to your needs. Read the documentation for further informations. ...
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    Vav project is a solution for the FLARM users. Vav products the declaration flight file. Vav is a web tool using google map api Php required - Data are read as text files. You only need a web server with php support. Demo on http://yofab.free.fr/vav/
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