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tagswithin their document for the correct paragraph spacing? How about links toother documents? I have tips next to the HTML form that tells the editorabout HTML tags they might need to include in the article text (like: for aparagraph return put in a
tag.) My idea was for the editor to input a story into an web form and then thestory would be flowed into our template that formats their story and thepage. I then use a [writefile] to create the html page. My thinking is thatstories would be entered into the story.db, they would reside there for theeditor to work on. Once the story is final, they would publish it to theweb site using [writefile] (The reason for the actual html page was forsearch engine spiders as discussed in many previous posts.)After the story has been published, the record from story.db would beremoved (or maybe not). The published story info (Title, Author, Keywords,Filename) would then be placed into another database that would allowend-user searching.Am I making this more complicated that it needs to be?Mark--------------------------------------------------------------------Mark Anderson There's nothing to fear ... Don't be afraid,marka@fabian.com To let the freaky freaky into your brain. -- DJ KeokiWork: http://www.fabian.com/Home: http://members.home.com/manderson1/--------------------------------------------------------------------
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tagswithin their document for the correct paragraph spacing? How about links toother documents? I have tips next to the HTML form that tells the editorabout HTML tags they might need to include in the article text (like: for aparagraph return put in a
tag.) My idea was for the editor to input a story into an web form and then thestory would be flowed into our template that formats their story and thepage. I then use a [writefile] to create the html page. My thinking is thatstories would be entered into the story.db, they would reside there for theeditor to work on. Once the story is final, they would publish it to theweb site using [writefile] (The reason for the actual html page was forsearch engine spiders as discussed in many previous posts.)After the story has been published, the record from story.db would beremoved (or maybe not). The published story info (Title, Author, Keywords,Filename) would then be placed into another database that would allowend-user searching.Am I making this more complicated that it needs to be?Mark--------------------------------------------------------------------Mark Anderson There's nothing to fear ... Don't be afraid,marka@fabian.com To let the freaky freaky into your brain. -- DJ KeokiWork: http://www.fabian.com/Home: http://members.home.com/manderson1/--------------------------------------------------------------------
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