iIP
| Gets the domain given an IP or IP given the domain
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iPOP
| Setup structure to get mail from a POP server
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iPOPFETCH
| Fetch a mail message from a pop server
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iPOPHEADER
| Retrieve the header information for a message into variables
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/iPOP
| Close the iPOP tag set
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iCOUNTER
| Get value from automated counters for a page
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iREDIR
| Redirect the browser to a specified URL
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iCLASSC
| Gets the Class C address of the current visitor
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iMAIL
| Allows sending of email messages from an HTML page
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/iMAIL
| End tag for the iMAIL feature
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iREM
| Remark out confidential notes, View Source in browser can't see them
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iFILE
| Access a flat text file for read, write or append
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iRANDOM
| Generate a random record from a database (ie: random ads)
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iDSN
| Get the default datasource name
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iSQLCOLUMNS
| Get the column names for a specified database table
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iSQLPROCCOLUMNS
| Get a stored procedure columns
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iSQLPROCS
| Get a list of the stored procedures for a specified database
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iSQLTABLES
| Get the table names for a specified database
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iHTML
| The original database tag, simply give it an SQL statement to execute
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iSQL
| More advanced database access, nest queries, multiple datasources
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iSQLFETCH
| Gets a result record one at a time
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/iSQL
| Closes the iSQL tag set
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iAUTHOR
| Will leave original source in the page sent to the browser
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/iAUTHOR
| Ends the iAUTHOR block
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iCASE
| Allows actions based on different cases (see iIF)
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/iCASE
| Closes the iCASE tag set
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iCLEAR
| Clears all processed content from the buffer
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iINCLUDE
| Include an HTML file within another, for reusing code
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iSWITCH
| Used with iCASE for a default condition
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/iSWITCH
| Closes the iSWITCH tag set
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iWHILE
| Loops while a specified statement is TRUE
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/iWHILE
| Closes the iWHILE tag set
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iERROR
| Creates an error block that is executed on an error
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/iERROR
| Closes the error block
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iLOOP
| Loop a certain number of times
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/iLOOP
| Closes the loop block
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iIF
| Check a TRUE or FALSE condition, executes the TRUE block
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iELSE
| Execute the FALSE block
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/iIF
| Closes the iIF tag set
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iDATEDIFF
| Returns the number of days between two dates
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iTIMEDIFF
| Returns an amount of time betweeen two times
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iABS
| Gets the absolute value of a specified value
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iBIT
| Performs bitwise operations
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iASC
| Gives the ASCII code for the specified ASCII character
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iCHR
| Gives the ASCII character for the specified ASCII code
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iISALPHA
| Returns TRUE if the text is alphanumeric
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iISDEF
| Returns TRUE if the specified variable is defined
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iISDIGIT
| Returns TRUE if the text is numeric
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iPRINTF
| Like C printf functions to display text in a particular format
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iTIMESLOT
| Performs the specified action if current time is within the specified time
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iCEIL
| Rounds a number up
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iFLOOR
| Rounds a number down
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iMATH
| Performs more complicated Mathematical operations (see iEVAL)
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iCRDATE
| Creates a valid date string when given month, day and year
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iCRTIME
| Creates a valid time string
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iEVAL
| More powerful than iMATH, use English notation for a math statement
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iSET
| More powerful than iEQ, allows use of multiple assignments
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iDATE
| Displays the current date or specified date in any format required
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iTIME
| Displays the current time in specified format
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iMATH
| Do basic mathematical functions and calculations (see iEVAL)
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iREPLACE
| Replace certain text in a string with other text
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iRNDNUM
| Generates a random number between limits specified
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iEQ
| Create and assign a value to a variable, also for cookies (see iSET)
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iSTRCAT
| Concatenate two strings
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iSTRIN
| Find the position in a string of a substring
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iSTRJUST
| Justify specified text to left, right or center
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iSTRKEEP
| Keeps or omits certain characters within a string
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iSTRCMP
| Compares two strings, case sensitive
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iSTRICMP
| Compares two strings, case insensitive
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iSTRLEFT
| Get the left specified number of characters
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iSTRLEN
| Get the length of a string
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iSTRLPAD
| Pad a string to the left with a specified character
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iSTRLWR
| Change the string to lower case
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iSTRNCMP
| Compares two strings for N characters, case sensitive
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iSTRNICMP
| Compares two strings for N characters, case insensitive
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iSTRREV
| Reverses a string
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iSTRRIGHT
| Get the right specified number of characters
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iSTRRPAD
| Pads string to the right with a specified character
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iSTRSPAN
| Like Basic mid$, returns text from a specified position in a string
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iSTRTRIM
| Trim a string from the left or right of spaces
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iSTRUPR
| Change the string to upper case
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