Greetings, esteemed monks!

UPDATE: So I've consulted with the guy who runs out web server and he recommended that the whole thing be CGI--the displayer and the editor. That's cool by me. I may put all the data into one big file (now that starts calling for a true DB, big time, cos then the display page has to be able to pluck just the appropriate entries based on a combination of their choices and their default unix group). Anyway, been busy with busywork, you know stuff that isn't really that creative. But this is on priority.

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I like computer programming because it's like Legos for the mind.

In reply to Re: (RFC) A CGI whiteboard editing script for emergencies by OfficeLinebacker
in thread (RFC) A CGI whiteboard editing script for emergencies UPDATED WITH CODE 9/26/06 by OfficeLinebacker

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