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HTML - Remote Modification.
Hello everyone!
I am seeking some help for modifying a site remotey/through another site. Basically I have the site completed but there are a few pages that will have constant information changing week to week and I'm only being hired to put the page up initially and there will be virtually no support beyond the finished product. I need two text boxes with vertical scrolling text with information about upcoming events on each side of the website plus i need a dynamic table where they can remove and add new employee's. The people submitting the information will have NO experience with HTML at all. So a website where they could log in and have a few text boxes that they could edit/modify would be perfect. So,I would like a website where they would submit the information and after sending it, it would send the information and fill in the areas the need to be filled in automatically. (News, Updates, Information, Employee Updates, etc.) I'm sure there are some widget that I can implement easily but I just don't know where to look. Any help or advice would be much appreciated. Very similar to whats displayed here. http://www.news-scroller.com/html-scrolling-text.html Thanks ahead of time, Lucid. Similar TutorialsHi I am building a website with a great number of very similar webpages which all share a common link list running down one side of the page containing 500 links. though this list will only start with one link it will grow over time. updating this list will become increasingly difficult as it grows due to the vast number of pages it will be on. my question is can i create this list in a single location,like in a text or second htm file and request on each of the 500 pages to reference this single location when the page loads. the list links are a standard web link, as such, here followed by the many ghost buttons whioch will over time become real links <a href="001.htm">001</a>: <br> <a href="002.htm">002</a>: <br> <u>003</u>:<br> <u>004</u>:<br> <u>005</u>:<br> <u>006</u>:<br> <u>007</u>:<br> <u>008</u>:<br> <u>009</u>:<br> and so on... so what i expect i need is the code to draw the list from the single source and place this info on each of the 500 pages. Thanks for your time =) Hi, I have access to managing a site using Dreamweaver. I need to update a few images and pdf files into a folder located inside the remote view, to be uploaded to the Internet. I can delete the old files from that folder located in the remote view; Can you please explain how do I get the new files inside the remote view so that I can upload them online. I dont have the folders on my deskstop. There is a local view though, but I cannot locate the folder that needs to be updated. Please advise. Thank you Hi, I'm new here. Nice to meet all of you, and thank you for bearing with me. I found a free flash panorama viewer, pan0, that I am using to view my own panoramas. The code looks like this (please ignore the emoticon, it came up because a colon and capital D are next to each other in the code): <object classid="clsid27CDB6E-AE6D-11cf-96B8-444553540000" codebase="http://download.macromedia.com/pub/shockwave/cabs/flash/swflash.cab#version=7,0,19,0" width="100%" height="100%" title="Hello, Panorama"> <embed src="pan0.swf?panoSrc=sample_full.jpg" allowFullScreen="true" width="100%" height="100%" quality="high" pluginspage="http://www.macromedia.com/go/getflashplayer" type="application/x-shockwave-flash" bgcolor="#DDDDDD"> </embed> </object> My problem is that I want to use this on blogger, but can't store sample_full.jpg locally on Google. I tried substituting https://path/to/where/my/image/is/stored/on/picasa for sample_full.jpg, but it doesn't work. Is there a way to get this to work on blogger? I see that there are commercial programs that create standalone flash panoramas, but I am not that heavily into it to spend the money. I'd like to create a standalone flash application on my own, if that's possible, or find a workaround. I'm a Linux user, if that matters. Thanks for your help. I'm pretty new to web design, but I've started making drop down menus using HTML and CSS. I get annoyed that every time I want to change the menu I have to go and change it individually in every single page. I am wondering if there is a way to create the code in an external file and link it into my pages, so that if I want to make a change, I can do it from one central file and have the change appear on each individual page. Is this possible? How can I do this? I need to create a form with a submit button. When pressed, the form will retrieve data (a list of options) from a remote url then display those options in a Select element. Can anyone provide me with any sample code or point me in the right direction for how I should go about achieving this? Thanks, James Hello, Can anybody post a code that will let me embeed remote .FLV video into web page by using IFRAME? Thanks I have a website for my company, and at the bottom I have a clickable button which gives access to "resources" such as manuals and diagrams which is only accessible with a username and password. I would like to add a button that automatically opens the remote desktop connection tool (mstsc) on the users machine, and ideally ammend some of the default settings of this (drives, sounds etc). I have no idea if this is even possible! Any pointers (or a simple NO!) would be great! I don't know if this even belongs in HTML, but my question is whether or not there is any way I can include text seamlessly within a webpage from a remote location, i.e., a text file... I guess... so that it works like an iframe. Or should I just give it up and use an iframe? The website I'm creating is located he freshsession.net23.net Please take a minute to look through it. I know like half the nav links aren't working; that's because I don't know what I want to do for them yet. I haven't done this in years and I've never been that advanced so I'm really rusty. How should I lay this out? The top is going to be a picture that I'm still working on, so ignore that part (obviously the easiest to ignore). I'm just using divs right now, but what I don't like is having to have the same page for every page. I only want the content to change, but for some reason I'm not feeling iframes. But if that's my only option, I'll sure go with it. For the drawings page, I was going to use a gallery script and have them all right there. I want it to be very minimal and simple. Then for the blog I don't really know what to do, and for the guestbook I don't know what to do. Like I said, I want everything to be really nice and simple and preferably integrated. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated (regarding the layout set up in general, a gallery script, blog, or guestbook, for example). Thanks a lot! Please throw me your tips and ideas! I want to load a local html file in an IFrame. The main page is loaded from a remote site (http://www.mysite.com). How can I do that if I don't have a web server installed on the local machine? Is there any workaround? Thank you! |
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