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Posted by Roy Schestowitz on 10/22/05 07:43
__/ [Newsguy] on Saturday 22 October 2005 03:40 \__
> Hi,
>
> I want to create something like a table of text data. I then want my users,
> who are spread out all over the place, to be able to access the table, fill
> in the blanks with their info and then have the page and the data in the
> table be updated...Is this possible without a database?
>
> Thanks
> F
It sounds to me like you will have to record the data somewhere unless the
changes made by the visitors should be volatile. The volatility might be
fine if the contributers fill in a form to get some output or simply play
a game.
A popular method of achieving easily-changeable tables, which are also
edited collaboratively, might be a Wiki, though it may require some re-ad-
justments to accommodate for tables without high complexity that requires
user experience.
A Wiki, by the way, would require a database.
Roy
PS - Remember that saving data to your filestore is something that is not
allowed due to security woe. Log files are often the exception, but you
could do something with PHP too provided that necessary privileges are
granted. Be very, very careful if you go down that path.
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