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@NogDogSep 14.2004 — #My first thought would be something like this, using PHP:
Each user has a PHP web page "webpage.php" and an include file "include.txt" which has the user-changeable stuff; and there would be a separate PHP file "update.php" for changing the include file.
webpage.php:
include.txt:
The update.php would be a bit more involved, in that you would probably want some sort of login security, form validation and processing, etc., but it's really not all that difficult. At its simplest the form could just be a single textarea input field and a submit button.
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hi all..
I am looking for an easy way to let my clients update minor portions of their websites. These are mostly just lists of retailers that are using selling their products, which change monthly.
Any one have any ideas?
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@NogDogSep 14.2004 — #My first thought would be something like this, using PHP:Each user has a PHP web page "webpage.php" and an include file "include.txt" which has the user-changeable stuff; and there would be a separate PHP file "update.php" for changing the include file.
webpage.php:
[code=php]
<html>
<p>(start of web page)</p>
<h2>some sort of list</h2>
<ul>
<?php
$lines = file("include.txt");
foreach($lines as $line)
{
echo "<li>$line</li>n";
}
>?
</ul>
<p>(rest of web page)</p>
</html>
[/code]include.txt:
<i>
</i>item 1
item 2
etc...
The update.php would be a bit more involved, in that you would probably want some sort of login security, form validation and processing, etc., but it's really not all that difficult. At its simplest the form could just be a single textarea input field and a submit button.