MD5 (Message-Digest algorithm 5) is a widely-used cryptographic hash function with a 128-bit hash value. MD5 has been employed in a wide variety of security applications, and is also commonly used to check the integrity of files or other data. This script is used to process a variable length message into a fixed-length output of 128 bits using the MD5 algorithm. It is fully compatible with UTF-8 encoding. It is very useful when u want to transfer encrypted passwords over the internet.

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These function return a string with whitespace stripped from the beginning or end or both of the string.

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The SHA (Secure Hash Algorithm) is one of the many cryptographic hash functions. It is suggested that SHA256 or greater must used for critical technology. This script is used to process variable length message into a fixed-length output using the SHA256 algorithm. It is fully compatible with UTF-8 encoding.

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The SHA1 (Secure Hash Algorithm) is one of the many cryptographic hash functions. SHA-1 is considered to be the successor to MD5, another widely-used hash function. This script is used to process variable length message into a fixed-length output using the SHA1 algorithm. It is fully compatible with UTF-8 encoding.

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This function will encapsulate the process of creating an object reference to an HTML element on your page. There are two versions of the function below: New-age browsers and older browsers. New age browsers are browsers compatible with Netscape/Mozilla 5+ and Internet Explorer 4+. Older browsers add to the compatibility Netscape 4. (Recently tested with Firebird and newer Mozilla browsers, works fine!)

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What it is good for: ================ The HTML/JavaScript Cruncher (also known as squeezing): Removes whitespace and comments in ALL your JavaScript-Blocks, Style-Sheet-Blocks, HTML-Blocks. This results in Bandwidth-Savings between 20% - 50%. (Depends on use of comments and style) The entire file will work like any uncrunched file. (Search-Engines and users still can parse the code) The HTML/JavaScript Compressor: Compresses the entire file with a REAL compression-scheme! (Auto-DeCompression added to file) (detects: pure JavaScript, pure HTML/CSS or HTML/CSS mixed with JavaScript). This results in Bandwidth-Savings between 40% - 90%. (NO joke! ...seriously tested) Besides the META-Tags (which are always kept untouched) the file is NO LONGER PARSEABLE by any Search-Engine or user! (Compressing .js files is ALWAYS A GOOD IDEA! ...hehe) The HTML/JavaScript Obfuscator (not finished yet): Obfuscates (scrambles) all JavaScript-Code so that it is no longer readable by human beings. This results in additionally reduced size (short replace) or absolutely hard to read code (long replace) The entire file will work like any unobfuscated file. (Search-Engines still can parse the HTML-code BUT NO ONE can simply STEAL YOUR CODE! ...hehe)

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this code parser gives you the whole document structure in a popup [xhtml strict]

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