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Old 10-08-2005, 09:39   #8
Richard M
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Re: HTML Code Question

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They could always open the files in Word or something and change links in there.
Yes, but thats what I was trying to get away from tbh. I had a vision of a basic html form where they could paste a name and a link and another html file would be updated automatically.
Well the easiest way of doing it is with PHP, which reads and writes to a text file containing the links (Javascript can't do this for security reasons). There is a problem with synchronisation though. Both people look at the website at the get a lcoal copy. They each add one link and save it. The first person's link will disappear, as his version gets replaced by the next person's.
It won't if you use the fopen flag "a" which opens the files then appends the info to what is already there.
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