Reputation: 2509
is there a way to edit html files through a web browser instead of ftp'ing all the time? I'll limit the editing to certain people with a simple php check on login usernames. I want certain people to edit without the ftp info? Plus, it's just html text file. There is no php code and the text isn't stored in a mysql database where a CMS can help out.
I think WYSIWYG editor is close to what I'm doing? I've tried TinyMCE, but failed.
Upvotes: 2
Views: 335
Reputation: 26228
A platform change to a CMS (Content Management System) is probably the best decision for increased efficiency, usability, and security. My favorite CMS is Wordpress.
If this is not feasible, I would check out something like net2ftp, a web-based FTP client aimed at in-browser website management. Also, web hosting providers offer control panels like cPanel that allow for quick editing of files.
Upvotes: 1
Reputation: 2822
Without the use of a database you would need to use the WYSISYG like you said (or just a plain old text box) and then use server-side(php, asp) code to re-create the file.
I would recommend the use of a database and CMS though.
Upvotes: 0