Well, read up on fwrite() to actually write the page. I would have the 1st page form submit to itslef, process/create the new static page and then to a re-direct to the new page. There are tutorials for image uploading, and the other stuff would just be writting form vairables to a static file with fwrite() and some of your HTML formatting. Is there anything else specific? If So, post it. Good Luck -Brad
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > Still a php newbie here.... > > I am creating a website set on an intranet server. I have to create two pages > that consists of the following actions and I'd like to know if its possible to > do with php if so, how? The first page, information page, would > somewhat look like a forum page to enter information. Ultimately, this page > would create the second page, an automated web page with this information to > save on the server. It would grab the title of the page when it is typed into > the information box on the information page and give it the name of the file > it creates. Ex. Title = Texture 4.0 File Name = texture40.html or .php > doesn't matter. > > Information Page: > -I'd have four text space areas for the page title, directory path information > on where the file i am uploading is placed, information on where a .txt file > is located on the intranet server and a description of the file that has been > uploaded to the server along with a "Submit" button. > > -Once the user submits this information, it should create a webpage(automated > web page) with the information added in from the information page. > > I hope I explained that well...I am also searching other options but I have > liked the php pages I've created thusfar and I am not a great programmer so > please go easy on the kid. :) lol > > Krystal > > -- > PHP General Mailing List (http://www.php.net/) > To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php -- PHP General Mailing List (http://www.php.net/) To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php
