Reputation: 842
I know this is not best practise.. But I am forced to finish this task in 8 hours and was given this "half-finished" project because the original engineer was let go.
Totally rewriting the project would take too long, priority now, is that it works.
I have a Beaglebone Black board on wich I have a webserver running. On this server I have a txtfile with a string.
on this server, is a website with some buttons. The only thing that needs to be done is:
User clicks on button "a" and an "a" gets added to the txtfile.
No more no less. But due to my lack of knowledge about html and javascript, I came here.
Upvotes: 0
Views: 60
Reputation: 86
If it gets added to a current txt file:
$textFromTheButton = 'A';
$f = fopen( 'yourfile.txt', 'a' );
fwrite( $f, $textFromTheButton );
fclose( $f );
Now you will have to find a way to get the data. You can use a $_POST or $_GET. Just be carefull when using $_GET, since the data is easy altered. Even with a $_POST you must be sure to check your data before writing it to your file. Never trust user input.
Upvotes: 1
Reputation: 2490
Make a html Form
< form method="GET" action="yourPhpFile.php"> < button name="data" value="a">A< /button> < /form>
Handle request in backround (php or .net or something)
PHP would be like:
if(isset($_GET["data"])) {
$getV = $_GET["data"]; //If you have get
$file = 'newDataValues.txt';
file_put_contents($file, $getV);
}
thats it!
Upvotes: 1