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Jul 06.2005

Hello,

I would like to have personal site, but do not want upload it to Internet. I will use it in home network.
Some question below:

[COLOR=Red]1. Can I work with my personal page without WEB server?
(My page based on HTML and some JavaScripts)[/COLOR] ? ? ?
2. Is it possible write forum and guestbook by JS & Html only?
3. Is it possible making Java Script witch will rewrite “self-html” for additional information?
(Add new row or column to table on current page) On the other hand, I need save new information in new document and read it when it needs?

Please, sorry for my English. 😮
Best regards.

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@Stephen_PhilbinJul 06.2005 — 1. Can I work with my personal page without WEB server?

(My page based on HTML and some JavaScripts) ? ? ? [/QUOTE]

If it is a simple one that does not require a server side language, then yes you can. It would only be available over a LAN or on a single computer though, not on the internet.

2. Is it possible write forum and guestbook by JS & Html only?[/QUOTE]

No.

3. Is it possible making Java Script witch will rewrite “self-html” for additional information?

(Add new row or column to table on current page) On the other hand, I need save new information in new document and read it when it needs?[/QUOTE]

Not if you mean what I think you mean. Javascript can change a page to add new rows and columns to tables and edit content in general, but the changes can not be saved using Javascript alone. If you were to close the page and then visit it later on, the changes would not be there. You would need a server side language and a database to recognise and store those changes and like I said, you need a server for a server side language.

Hope that was of some help to you. ?
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@qledgeJul 06.2005 — If you want to share over LAN, best advice is to get a webserver, like apache httpd.

With a webserver, you can access your personal web across different platforms.

Do not worry about DNS for personal use, just make sure you get your LAN IP address right and off you go.

Hope it helps.

QLedge. http://www.qledge.com
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@MrLamozzzauthorJul 06.2005 — 
Not if you mean what I think you mean. Javascript can change a page to add new rows and columns to tables and edit content in general, but the changes can not be saved using Javascript alone. If you were to close the page and then visit it later on, the changes would not be there. You would need a server side language and a database to recognise and store those changes and like I said, you need a server for a server side language.

Hope that was of some help to you. ?[/QUOTE]

JavaScript can't set "modifying flag" for HTML page... it is bad. ?

Thanks, for your answer.

You open my eyes on this problem ?
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