Thanks for your help.
I do work with MySql and that was going to be my final option. But because I
am still in the learning stages of PHP I was hoping for a simple save
command.
Not to worry. MySql it is.
Thanks,
Yobro
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Your asking a huge question and expecting a small answer ie.
php_save();
the anser your looking or is not small, im sorry. your asking a big
question, and with all big questions comes a big answer.
Do you know how to use db's ? mysql? postgres? I'll assume you do. save you
changes in a db, pull
You could have the page output options to a formatted plain text file.
Sample Format
{
bold = 0;
italic = 1;
}
and then when the page loads it reads in the options from that file and
alters the page accordingly. For extra credit use a database rather than a
plain text file, but if you haven't do
Hi,
My last message on this topic was a bit hard to translate. So here is the
thought out version.
1.I have a page on a server called admin.php (protected by htaccess for
admin use only)
2.This page holds variables that are changed by form elements.
(Checkboxes etc)
And this in tu
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