RE: [PHP] Online Document

2002-07-15 Thread John Holmes

I hate to say it, but the easiest way to maintain this might just be to
do all of the hyperlinking from within Word, with its own
function/buttons, etc, and then save the Word document as HTML. Yeah,
it'll be bloated and crappy HTML, but it'll load into a browser. Then,
when she needs to update it, she just updates the word document, and
resaves it as HTML format in the web root...

---John Holmes...

> -Original Message-
> From: Glenn Antoine [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Monday, July 15, 2002 5:19 PM
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: [PHP] Online Document
> 
> We are currently looking to put a very sizable document on a website
so
> that it will be easily.  The document is currently maintained by a
> single user in a MS Word format.  Ideally it would be very nice if the
> index would take the user to the index of the appropriate section of
the
> document, which would then drill down to the exact contents of that
> section.  The document should also be easily updateable, via her web
> browser, by the user that has been tasked with maintaining the manual.
> Any suggestions for the design of such a project would be greatly
> appreciated.
> 
> TIA
> Glenn
> 
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Re: [PHP] Online Document

2002-07-15 Thread Kevin Stone

I would recommend applying a simple templating system to the file.  Anything
that needs to be extracted out of the page for navigation purposes will be
enclosed in special characters such as a chapter title.. [:chapter =
"CHAPTER 2: Beating a Dead Horse":].  A very simple script parses the file
and extracts these strings to build an interactive Table of Contents.
-Kevin

- Original Message -
From: "Glenn Antoine" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Monday, July 15, 2002 3:19 PM
Subject: [PHP] Online Document


> We are currently looking to put a very sizable document on a website so
> that it will be easily.  The document is currently maintained by a
> single user in a MS Word format.  Ideally it would be very nice if the
> index would take the user to the index of the appropriate section of the
> document, which would then drill down to the exact contents of that
> section.  The document should also be easily updateable, via her web
> browser, by the user that has been tasked with maintaining the manual.
> Any suggestions for the design of such a project would be greatly
> appreciated.
>
> TIA
> Glenn
>
>
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[PHP] Online Document

2002-07-15 Thread Glenn Antoine

We are currently looking to put a very sizable document on a website so
that it will be easily.  The document is currently maintained by a
single user in a MS Word format.  Ideally it would be very nice if the
index would take the user to the index of the appropriate section of the
document, which would then drill down to the exact contents of that
section.  The document should also be easily updateable, via her web
browser, by the user that has been tasked with maintaining the manual.
Any suggestions for the design of such a project would be greatly
appreciated.

TIA
Glenn


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