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clandpa
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 Posted - 26 March 2001 : 11:09:21
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I would like to know if there is a way w/ asp or something that I can go to my site(NOT my forum), put in a password, and be able to add news to the main body of my site. without having to edit index, save, reupload, ect. Im sure there is a way to do this but I just dont know it. Anybody got any Ideas?
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RaiderUK
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United Kingdom
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Posted - 26 March 2001 : 11:12:50
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that is no problem with a simple database and a few asp pages.
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RaiderUK
Average Member
United Kingdom
577 Posts |
Posted - 26 March 2001 : 11:14:54
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have a look at www.aspcode.com for some examples and code.
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RaiderUK
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United Kingdom
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clandpa
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redbrad0
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USA
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Posted - 26 March 2001 : 11:58:24
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you should be able to do that. I did not download the code and review it, but it looks like if you just renmame news.asp to whatever page you want (make sure to change all links to this page in the asp code) and then add your html on the top and bottom of the code.
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clandpa
Starting Member
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Posted - 26 March 2001 : 12:13:44
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you should be able to do that. I did not download the code and review it, but it looks like if you just renmame news.asp to whatever page you want (make sure to change all links to this page in the asp code) and then add your html on the top and bottom of the code.
Brad
That would be tricky considering I use frames, could I just put the code in the body? or would it not recodnize it as an asp code? Is there a way I could maybe do it like you are sopposed to then have it displayed on a different page or something? hmmm....
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clandpa
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JohnIII
New Member
United Kingdom
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Posted - 26 March 2001 : 14:17:34
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"think i found exactly what you are looking for take a look at this article:
http://www.aspcode.com/display.asp?id=656"
Aww... shucks, thanks  .
RedBrad: you don't have to change the links- the script finds out its address and links accordingly.
Anyway, Clan DPA, if you're using frames then all you have to do is put a link to news.asp (or whatever you want to call it) in your navigation frame, like so:
<a href="news.asp" target="mainframename">
This is where "mainframename" is whatever you've set the main frame's name attribute in your frameset page. To change the colours in news.asp, edit the template at the bottom of the code.
Sorry if this doesn't make much sense, I'm in a rush.
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big9erfan
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Posted - 26 March 2001 : 15:44:59
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An ASP run news page is not too difficult. If you'd like some one on one, please send me an IM on AIM at GOTYOUADDICTED or e-mail me at big9erfan@ugfl.net . I have a site that is pretty much run on ASP with the exception of a few things. Check http://www.ugfl.net for examples. The news, stats, standings and all that are all pulled from a database and within a secure area ( uses a username and password login ) people can post to add items to the news and stats.
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