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Matthew Schwarz
Hello.
I post several news stories a day. I usually just open the most recent one
(like 18.htm), copy and paste the new content into the same file, and then
save it as the next number in sequence (like 19.htm).
Then I open the page that lists all the stories and add a new row with a
link to the new story.
See http://www.c7f.navy.mil/news/news200903.htm as an example.
Does anyone have any idea how I could automate this process locally? I
figure there are ways to do it using scripts on the server, but unfortunately
I don't have that option.
I figure there must be a way to put any new stories into text files, named
appropriatiely 18.txt, 19.txt, or whatever. And then open Frontpage and run a
macro that goes through and "processes" them. Or maybe there is a 3rd-party
software that could do it?
I do something similar with my photos using Jalbum. I created the templates
and I just drop photos into a folder, run the skin from Jalbum and it
processes all the photos. It puts them in a index page and it also creates
the individual "slide" pages as necessary. See
http://www.c7f.navy.mil/imagery/galleries/monthly/2009/03-March/index.htm.
Unfortunately, Jalbum won't process txt files or I'd use it....
I post several news stories a day. I usually just open the most recent one
(like 18.htm), copy and paste the new content into the same file, and then
save it as the next number in sequence (like 19.htm).
Then I open the page that lists all the stories and add a new row with a
link to the new story.
See http://www.c7f.navy.mil/news/news200903.htm as an example.
Does anyone have any idea how I could automate this process locally? I
figure there are ways to do it using scripts on the server, but unfortunately
I don't have that option.
I figure there must be a way to put any new stories into text files, named
appropriatiely 18.txt, 19.txt, or whatever. And then open Frontpage and run a
macro that goes through and "processes" them. Or maybe there is a 3rd-party
software that could do it?
I do something similar with my photos using Jalbum. I created the templates
and I just drop photos into a folder, run the skin from Jalbum and it
processes all the photos. It puts them in a index page and it also creates
the individual "slide" pages as necessary. See
http://www.c7f.navy.mil/imagery/galleries/monthly/2009/03-March/index.htm.
Unfortunately, Jalbum won't process txt files or I'd use it....