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I have a website ( http://www.rhstrack.com ) and one of the features on the site is a bio of some of the runners on the team ( http://www.rhstrack.com/?id=roster ). I have found that, the way I have it right now, it just takes to much time to do. Currently, athletes go to http://www.rhstrack.com/bioform.php and fill that out. The info is then e-mailed to me and I put in the info into a template like page.
I am thinking maybe I can make a script that will automatically create a page (perferrably an html page) and will put the information where it needs to be. My first question is PHP the right script to use? Or am I looking for JavaScript? I figure PHP can get the job done.
My second question is, how would I go about doing this? I figure that the form will store the information as strings and then I will display those strings in the right place. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
I am thinking maybe I can make a script that will automatically create a page (perferrably an html page) and will put the information where it needs to be. My first question is PHP the right script to use? Or am I looking for JavaScript? I figure PHP can get the job done.
My second question is, how would I go about doing this? I figure that the form will store the information as strings and then I will display those strings in the right place. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
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