- Dec 27, 2002
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Hey guys,
Here's a question for all of you software geniuses! I work for an NGO, and we are looking to send out weekly newsletters based on an HTML format. Unfortunately, right now I'm the only one with enough HTML knowledge to be able to go and edit it from week to week. I'm wondering about creating a small program which could load templates and perform a sort of "wizard" function by allowing the other guys to be able to simply type updated text into text boxes, hit "OKAY" and have the program automatically format it for them.
Here's what I'm thinking: http://www.hobartpaintball.com/ipforum/ipfocus/
As you can see, there is a lot of text on the screen, but there are also some things (such as the graphics, tables, etc. that we would like to remain constant. The only thing we would want to change would be the "headlines", the "author" and the actual texts, as well as changing the PRINTER FRIENDLY link.
Is this possible? Does anyone have the knowledge in order to do something like this?
An example of the actual 'workings' of this program would be like so:
User loads "NEWSLETTER WIZARD" program and selects "IPF FOCUS" template.
The user is then led to a screen with input boxes for each "headline", "Author", "Text", etc.
Is this possible? Could anyone (or even myself) use a C++ program to generate an EXE which would output html code?
Thank you!!!
Jacob
Here's a question for all of you software geniuses! I work for an NGO, and we are looking to send out weekly newsletters based on an HTML format. Unfortunately, right now I'm the only one with enough HTML knowledge to be able to go and edit it from week to week. I'm wondering about creating a small program which could load templates and perform a sort of "wizard" function by allowing the other guys to be able to simply type updated text into text boxes, hit "OKAY" and have the program automatically format it for them.
Here's what I'm thinking: http://www.hobartpaintball.com/ipforum/ipfocus/
As you can see, there is a lot of text on the screen, but there are also some things (such as the graphics, tables, etc. that we would like to remain constant. The only thing we would want to change would be the "headlines", the "author" and the actual texts, as well as changing the PRINTER FRIENDLY link.
Is this possible? Does anyone have the knowledge in order to do something like this?
An example of the actual 'workings' of this program would be like so:
User loads "NEWSLETTER WIZARD" program and selects "IPF FOCUS" template.
The user is then led to a screen with input boxes for each "headline", "Author", "Text", etc.
Is this possible? Could anyone (or even myself) use a C++ program to generate an EXE which would output html code?
Thank you!!!
Jacob