On Thu, 2003-06-19 at 18:28, Terry Cole wrote: > Sorry folks, I might not of made my self clear. > > I have web hosting and I can run scripts etc from there. > I don't want to use FTP.
I ask again why not? > I am teaching HTML to students. > I want them to be able to upload, edit etc. Upload usually means ftp. If you are trying to teach people how to code in HTML then *not* teach them how to use ftp then IMO you are not teaching them what they need to know to create a web-page. > I am wanting some kind of web form where the student selects their files > and presses 'upload' on the page and it does it for them. They could > then edit the page HTML in a textbox, etc. Sounds more complicated than it needs to be. However maybe what you want is a content management system. Have a look at: http://freshmeat.net or http://sourceforge.net Search for "Content management" (despite the name freshmeat is actually Opensource software site) > I have tried Easy Host, works well but can not edit on line unless you > purchase full version. I want to also set it up on the school server > (RH9). Please keep the suggestions coming. > > Terry & Kay Cole > Rotorua, New Zealand Again, if you want to teach web authoring you need to teach of the underlying technology. -- Zane Gilmore
