Question:
HTML Help Please?
Grant R
2008-05-27 05:42:47 UTC
I have a website and I want a form that users can enter a message and click submit. once this is clicked I want a web page to display the message.

It is a bit like what you do when you write a questio on this site.


If there is no answer for this, is there a way of creating a form that will save the message as a notepad on my server?

Thanks in advance...
Seven answers:
S_U
2008-05-27 05:48:05 UTC
Some of the best Tutorials for HTML that in experience i have ever seen are at:



http://www.tizag.com/htmlT/



It's quick, easy and fast to grasp HTML and you'll probably learn it in 30 Minutes



Also if you do you could benefit and use it in the future for other things you might want to do or add to your site



If you need extra help on HTML visit the following Link:



http://pcb0x.org/forum/viewforum.php?f=5



That's the Programming Section on PCb0x.Org and you can simply ask any questions or learn anything on Programming their



Hope this helped!
ceeb
2008-05-27 05:50:03 UTC
It sounds as though you want to store the data. You need to decide how that will work, e.g. can everyone see the same messages, does the user see just their message, etc.



You'll need to use a server-side programming language to do the work. PHP, ASP, ASP.NET, Perl, Ruby, Python etc. are all options.



When the form is submitted, PHP (or whatever) will grab the date and store it somewhere, e.g. in a file or database. It can then be displayed as HTML.
2008-05-27 15:11:19 UTC
Nucleus is a tool to maintain one or more weblogs. Features: one or more weblogs, multiple authors, categories, commenting system and karma votes, fully tweakable through skins and templates, plugin system, archives, search, file upload, drafts, IP banning, XML-RPC server implementation of the Blogger API/metaWeblog API, easy installation, RSS syndication, backup/restore, and more.
toecee
2008-05-27 05:46:47 UTC
Use a general message form, i.e. Guestbook.
Saily
2008-05-27 09:32:39 UTC
Check w3schools

http://w3schools.com/



it has step by step tutorials for HTML, Javascript and more
Stacey-Babesx3
2008-05-27 06:44:57 UTC
Look for a site that has toritual help :D then it will explain bit;by;bit x
Asker
2008-05-27 05:48:47 UTC
get the message in a variable say msg



a=window.open()

a.document.write(msg);





this should solve ur problem


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