how can i direct a text entered into one page into another page using html or asp?
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I'm not entirely sure what you mean, though I will answer your question in a completely biased matter.\n\n\nDON'T USE ASP! PhP is cooler B)\n\n\nYou can give a text box a name like jimbob then make it into a form and do this...\n\n<form method="post" action="file.php">\n<input type="text" name="jimbob" size="25">\n<input type="submit" value="Send">\n</form>\n\nThen on the file.php use this code\n\n<?php\n$message = $_REQUEST['jimbob'];\necho "$message";\n?>\n\nAHA! Look at how beautifully it works. Click on the source link and see for yourself!\n\nSee, you first define what $message is by requesting the submitted form data, or at least a piece of it. Then echo, or you can use print, the already defined $message. Pretty neat huh?
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if you're dealing with ASP then i suggest you look out for sites giving you free source codes on that...\nwww.google.com and search for Free+ASP+Source+Code
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Yes, you can do this, but not with the write() function, which only works at the document level. The div tag has a javascript property "innerHTML," which will do what you want here. It isn't part of the W3C standards, but both firefox and IE support it. Every time you make an assignment to innerHTML, it will clear out whatever was in the div previously. \n\nSo your Write1 function should look more like:\n\nfunction Write1()\n{\narea.innerHTML = '<table width="100%" border="0" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="0">'\n+'<tr>'\n+'<td width="10%"></td>'\n+'<td width="45%">Name</td>'\n+'<td width="45%">My Name</td>'\n+'</tr>'\n+'</table>';\n}\n\nCheck out Microsoft and Mozilla's DHTML references for details:\nhttp://msdn.microsoft.com/workshop/author/dhtml/reference/dhtml_reference_entry.asp\nhttp://developer.mozilla.org/en/docs/DHTML
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yes... this is a server side technology, so you will need to use javascript.  \n\ntake a look at the code of a site you like that has it to see how it is coded.\n\nGood luck!
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I assume you mean in HTML?\n\nIf so, then like this\n<a href="LOCATION">DISPLAYED TEXT</a>\n\nIf in something else (like a word processor) then different rules apply. \n\n///
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left click on the item you want to copy.  Highlight it by pressing the left click. drag it to copy a sentence or page.\nwhile it is highlighted, right click. when the selections come up, select copy.  Go to the page or blank page you want to past on.  Point the mouse where you want it to go.  Then press right click, select paste and there it is!
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Here is your HTML file, fill in between whatever content you already have on your page:\n\n<html>\n<head>\n<script language="JavaScript">\nfunction getURL(){\ndocument.location.href=\n*document.form.inputbox.value;\n}\n</script>\n</head>\n<body>\n<form name="form">\n<input type="text" name="inputbox">\n<input type="button" value="Go!" onclick="getURL();">\n</form></body></html>\n\nNOTE: The part with the star, delete the star and join up that line with the one before it. It was not letting me write what I wanted to, it kept cutting it off.\n\nThat should about do it. If you have any more questions on JavaScript, email me at rosiedop@yahoo.com. I hope that this code works for you and good luck creating your web site.
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You could dynamically create the page using javascript and have it displayed in a frame.\n\nSo if you have a menu down the side with your game selections in a frame called menu and a display area on the right called game, when the click on the menu item, the game is displayed in the frame on the right.\n\nOr, you could instantiate another window and write the html there.\n\nThis site uses dynamic html where the page does not exist until you click.\n\nhttp://artistic-innovations.com
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I recommend that you use ASP.net (C# or VB.net). If your just trying to lock an html page with no code, it cant be done unles you use a program like "HTML lock".
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the code "<"br">" (w/o the use of ") works the same as "enter" so you can use as many as you want to create as many lines as you want.
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CTRL  +   PageUP\nCTRL  +   PageDOWN\n\nthis is perfect.........  \n\nEnjoy.........
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Submitting form information requires some sort of scripting/programming (i.e. javascript, asp, asp.net, php). Basic html just doesn't have the capabilities to do this on its own. It wasn't create for that. It is a markup language, or simply put it is for display purposes only. You have to build in your own intelligence.\n\nHowever, it shouldn't be that hard to get your form to do what you are wanting it to do. You have already done half the work if you have already created it. What I would suggest doing is find out what languages are supported by your isp (php, asp, etc.) and then find a script written in that language to perform your desired actions.
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Using a standard server-side include:\n\nRename your page to be pagename.shtml instead of pagename.html\n\nAdd this:\n\n<!--# include virtual = "path/to/text/document.txt" -->\n\nWhereever you want the text file included.\n\nWhere "path/to/text/document.txt" is the RELATIVE path to the file you want to include.
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Take a look here :\n\nhttp://www.htmlgoodies.com/tutorials/getting_started/article.php/3479461
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You would be better off copying and pasting your work.  Remember to do chunks at a time otherwise your font will be unreadable (small).\n\nAlternatively choose insert > object > from file (browse to file)\n\nand your text will automatically appear on one slide.  Again separate the text onto different slides.
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What you're really looking for would require a more dynamic web language such as ASP or PHP.  However, you can still "fake" a "next" button.\n\nOn page 1...\n\n<a href="1.html">1</a>|<a href="2.html">2</a>|<a href="3.html">3</a>|<a href="2.html">next...</a>\n\nand then on page 2...\n\n<a href="1.html">...prev</a>|<a href="1.html">1</a>|<a href="2.html">2</a>|<a href="3.html">3</a>|<a href="2.html">next...</a>|<a href="1.html">1</a>|<a href="2.html">2</a>|<a href="3.html">3</a>|<a href="3.html">next...</a>\n\nNtice that "next" and "prev" links point to the next and previous pages in the chain.\n\nFor more information on HTML and other web languages, I highly recommend the below reference link.
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There are several ways to do this.\nThe best way is with PHP.\nBut you need to have an understanding of writing code, specifically programming. \nFor the code and stuff, (and an example, my site: flamehtmlstudios.com/form.php) email me...I'll hook you up with it.\nToo much to post here.