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[Sbisa]

Hello dw experts. I am requesting a tutorial link, or to have you point me in a
direction that I might best learn the method of allowing a customer to remotely
edit and update text in a specific control within an html page (without their
having access to my server). I know that ,in Flash, I would have them edit an
xml document and (re)place it in, say, their own specific server directory, of
which I know the url.

I'd like to do the same with dw, but am actually hoping there is a simple
third-party product that I can just purchase as the front end of this idea for
my customer to use, and the method to place the receiving end on my page.
Mostly, I would like a simple php control or page (like any blog) where the
client would edit/add text, hit the send button, and that text would then
magically appear in the specific page that I have created and house on my
server; perhaps sequencially, by date posted.

Thank you much for any assistance.

r

[Murray *ACE*]

I have recently seen this -

[url]http://www.flyspeck.com[/url]

It may help you....

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"Sbisa" <webforumsuser@macromedia.com> wrote in message
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> Hello dw experts. I am requesting a tutorial link, or to have you point me
> in a
> direction that I might best learn the method of allowing a customer to
> remotely
> edit and update text in a specific control within an html page (without
> their
> having access to my server). I know that ,in Flash, I would have them edit
> an
> xml document and (re)place it in, say, their own specific server
> directory, of
> which I know the url.
>
> I'd like to do the same with dw, but am actually hoping there is a simple
> third-party product that I can just purchase as the front end of this idea
> for
> my customer to use, and the method to place the receiving end on my page.
> Mostly, I would like a simple php control or page (like any blog) where
> the
> client would edit/add text, hit the send button, and that text would then
> magically appear in the specific page that I have created and house on my
> server; perhaps sequencially, by date posted.
>
> Thank you much for any assistance.
>
> r
>

[spamjim]

[url]http://www.drupal.org[/url]

[Sbisa]

Murray, thanks for the tip. However, the link brings up an auth error ([url]http://www.flyspeck.com[/url] ). I'd like to see it, though. Any other ways in?

[Murray *ACE*]

Sorry - it's a bad link. Try [url]http://www.flyspeck.net[/url].

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"Sbisa" <webforumsuser@macromedia.com> wrote in message
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> Murray, thanks for the tip. However, the link brings up an auth error
> ([url]http://www.flyspeck.com[/url] ). I'd like to see it, though. Any other ways in?

[Sbisa]

Well, then, this appears to be exactly what I was looking for! I went ahead and bought it.

Many thanks!

r

[Murray *ACE*]

Good luck!

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"Sbisa" <webforumsuser@macromedia.com> wrote in message
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> Well, then, this appears to be exactly what I was looking for! I went
> ahead and bought it.
>
> Many thanks!
>
> r