Is there a way to have a web page either:
(1) save it's self, so it's user editable fields can be read later?; or
(2) have the web page read a text file and populate it's fields. Then save
the user editable fields back to the text file?
If either of these options is possible, how would you go
Is there a way to have a web page either:
(1) save it's self, so it's user editable fields can be read later?; or
(2) have the web page read a text file and populate it's fields. Then
save
the user editable fields back to the text file?...
This sound like something that could be done using
Hi Dan
Is there a way to have a web page either:
(1) save it's self, so it's user editable fields can be read later?; or
No, HTML is dumb.
(2) have the web page read a text file and populate it's fields.
Then save
the user editable fields back to the text file?
This is possible with
Dynamic is the correct term to describe what you want.
There are many ways to do this and it's all do-able , just write or
rip the code. The best way is to use a database file, either text
file, or better yet, SQL.
For persistence between sessions, you'd need to factor in some kind
of cookie
You might want to take a look at this link from a thread earlier this
month (Very easy to build a web database):
http://gladstone.uoregon.edu/~tfurukaw/RunRev/developer.html
Now I'm just guessing here: Perhaps each user could populate their own
stack using email-address/password.
