Changing on a webpage by filling in webforms?

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sithlord70

I am working on an idea for a restaurant website. I want to have a
daily specials page that can be updated...well...daily but not I don't
want to have to update it by editing the html all the time. I want to
have a simple webform with fields that correspond to the fields on the
specials page itself could be filled out and submitted and it would
update the daily specials page on the fly. I suspect some sort of
database file would be needed that the form would dump the data to and
then the daily specials page would need to pull that data from the
database and overwrite its existing displayed data with the newer data.
Does anyone have or know of any examples or templates out there that I
could learn from.

Thanks in advance,
Adam
 
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Stefan B Rusynko

See http://contentseed.com/

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|I am working on an idea for a restaurant website. I want to have a
| daily specials page that can be updated...well...daily but not I don't
| want to have to update it by editing the html all the time. I want to
| have a simple webform with fields that correspond to the fields on the
| specials page itself could be filled out and submitted and it would
| update the daily specials page on the fly. I suspect some sort of
| database file would be needed that the form would dump the data to and
| then the daily specials page would need to pull that data from the
| database and overwrite its existing displayed data with the newer data.
| Does anyone have or know of any examples or templates out there that I
| could learn from.
|
| Thanks in advance,
| Adam
|
 

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