On Thu, 2003-06-19 at 18:28, Terry Cole wrote: > Sorry folks, I might not of made my self clear. > > I have web hosting and I can run scripts etc from there.
Okay - I'm guessing those sites are the ones in your .sig > I don't want to use FTP. Right - you want students to have some strange kind of point-and-squirt web page generation util? What is that likely to teach them? Actually - I understand the "no FTP" desire... here I have an apache box with samba running... each student has a smb share that they can write to. The sole reason for doing this is that the students know how to copy files and folders in windows explorer (its a unit standard they've already done) and FTP was not a component of the "write a web page" unit standards they were doing. > I am teaching HTML to students. > I want them to be able to upload, edit etc. Please - if you don't want FTP, what other upload methods are there? Can you list them? The only one I can think of is POST to send a file to an existing web page... Is that where the lists confusion comes from? > I am wanting some kind of web form where the student selects their files > and presses 'upload' on the page and it does it for them. They could > then edit the page HTML in a textbox, etc. > I have tried Easy Host, works well but can not edit on line unless you > purchase full version. I want to also set it up on the school server > (RH9). Please keep the suggestions coming. In my opinion the Schools Server is bollocks. It started as a service to schools, and has now become commercialised. For the costs they're now charging, you can run your own web server at home or school (and they will link to your site regardless of where it is served from.)
