In order to use PHP with the RTE, you must create a static
HTML page for the RTE. Then, you edit the "action" attribute
for the form inserted for the RTE. You have that action point
to an ourboard PHP page. That PHP page then calls the
either the "text" textarea or the "xhtml" textarea and logs it's
value into the forms collection.
After that, you can enter the PHP script to either store the
information supplied in either a new static HTML file, dynamic
PHP file, or database table (like MySQL or MSSQL).
Other than that, you can build a PHP page that includes a
static HTML page into it by way of the <?php require.once ?>
directive. You must still edit the form's action method.
W. Leon Sutton, Jr.
UnsoundStudios
Lead Administrator/Owner.
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Alex,
In order to use PHP with the RTE, you must create a static
HTML page for the RTE. Then, you edit the "action" attribute
for the form inserted for the RTE. You have that action point
to an ourboard PHP page. That PHP page then calls the
either the "text" textarea or the "xhtml" textarea and logs it's
value into the forms collection.
After that, you can enter the PHP script to either store the
information supplied in either a new static HTML file, dynamic
PHP file, or database table (like MySQL or MSSQL).
Other than that, you can build a PHP page that includes a
static HTML page into it by way of the <?php require.once ?>
directive. You must still edit the form's action method.
W. Leon Sutton, Jr.
UnsoundStudios
Lead Administrator/Owner.