Re: Creating an HTML file, then (g)zipping it up for a user to dl it?

The user types stuff and clicks buttons to define what the page should be like ... and views the result either in a separate frame, or clicks a button to view the page, every once in a while. Somehow, they have to see the page, right?

So when the page is satisfactory, they select Save As... and save the files in some directory.

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Re: Re: Creating an HTML file, then (g)zipping it up for a user to dl it? by stonecolddevin (Parson) on Aug 10, 2003 at 03:45 UTC
Exactly, actually. The only reason I want to zip it ( or tar it) is so the can download it, instead of having to use some other method such as viewing, copying and pasting the source, and saving it. And if you're feeling lucky... come and take me home And if you feel loved If you feel lucky, if you feel loved If you feel lucky, if you feel loved You've crossed the walls - Excelled Further along through their hell All for my heart, I watch you kill You always have, you always will Now spread your wings and sail out to me....	[reply]

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Re: Re: Creating an HTML file, then (g)zipping it up for a user to dl it?
by stonecolddevin (Parson) on Aug 10, 2003 at 03:45 UTC

And if you're feeling lucky... come and take me home And if you feel loved If you feel lucky, if you feel loved If you feel lucky, if you feel loved You've crossed the walls - Excelled Further along through their hell All for my heart, I watch you kill You always have, you always will Now spread your wings and sail out to me....

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