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
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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
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