On Monday 23 April 2007 15:09, Nathan Wallis wrote: > Hi guys and girls, > > > > I have question for you all. > > > > I have developed a flash application which is a test for students. For > each test their is an accompanying excel spreadsheet that has information > related to each question they have answered and whether they got it right > or wrong. I am receiving whether the student got the question right or > wrong in PHP from FLASH. That part is complete. The other part I have > complete is PHP emailing the teacher with an attached excel spreadsheet > renamed to the studentsname_results.xls....the last part I want to complete > is that of the students results being inputted into the correct column in > the spreadsheet and then being attached to the email. > > > > I am guessing I would be best to not attach a physical file that resides on > the server but build the data up inside PHP to resemble the file format I > am trying to generate and attach that to my email. > > > > Two questions. > > > > Can someone tell me the best format to be sending (i.e. the format that has > the best support for PHP) and also is this method dependent on the web > server being windows or linux based. I am no expert but from what I can > gather I take it that COM object support is really just for windows based > web servers. > > > > Thanks and all the best, > > > > Nathan Hi, Very long time ago, I had same situation. My Solution was. Generate an excel in excell file with nececary Excel format. Save as html. Keep XML document structure,
generate a php file someting like <?php $strReturn = "your excell file content in html format"; ?> find locations of data, add some ".$value1.", ".$value2." etc in that locations with proper escape... create php script which calculate everting and generate $value1, $value2 etc variables then include that excel-php file... then send $strReturn or echo. Regards Sancar -- PHP General Mailing List (http://www.php.net/) To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php
