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Franzl Wisseworst #1
Sticky notes page module?
Are there any modules that function in form interfaces to modify a very
simple scratchpad type of html page. In short, like:
----- sample html page ----
<html> <head and other stuff...> <body>
<form><textarea>
my bla bla not-to-forget notes.
my own brainless comment..
and someone's else brainless comment.
</textarea></form>
<here is a formbutton>[save update]</formbutton>
(but maybe automated w/ JS onchange to prevent repetitive strain injury).
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Maybe it sounds like I don't know what I'm talking about but I'm looking
for simple modification function where the actual form is what is displayed
on the html page, and thereby fills the dual function of display and
editing. No fancy html output and so on.
Should I be lookiung at any particular modules or would that be
overcomplicating an otherwise simple set of functions?
The purpose is just a kind of collaborative sticky notes.
Nothing less or more.
Thanks in advance for any pointers or ideas!
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Gunnar Hjalmarsson #2 Re: Sticky notes page module?
Franzl Wisseworst wrote:
CGI.pm generated form elements are sticky by default.> Are there any modules that function in form interfaces to modify a very
> simple scratchpad type of html page. In short, like:
>
> ----- sample html page ----
> <html> <head and other stuff...> <body>
>
> <form><textarea>
>
> my bla bla not-to-forget notes.
>
> my own brainless comment..
>
> and someone's else brainless comment.
>
> </textarea></form>
>
> <here is a formbutton>[save update]</formbutton>
> (but maybe automated w/ JS onchange to prevent repetitive strain injury).
>
> -------- end of sample ------
>
> Maybe it sounds like I don't know what I'm talking about but I'm looking
> for simple modification function where the actual form is what is displayed
> on the html page, and thereby fills the dual function of display and
> editing.
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