Hi fellows
I have a query, I am opening the .txt file on the browser, now i want to modify means type somthing on that file ,and i want to save that file by clicking on a button ,Is it possible.
I mean i want to save a file online,I open a .txt,.doc etc file type some text on that and save it just by clicking on he button.
Hope u will help me.
Updating a file online on browser
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And even HTMLArea is dealing with HTML (as the name suggests). The Word document is converted into HTML by Window's clipboard.
That's what browsers do: they display HTML. That's what Mosaic, the first one, did: it only displayed HTML. Later on you had Javascript coming in.
And that's also the reason why Flash/Shockwave/QuickTime/Acrobate Reader are plug-ins (i.e. external extensions). If you write a GIF-editor plug-in which you offer as a download, you could edit images in the browser. Otherwise: not.
That's what browsers do: they display HTML. That's what Mosaic, the first one, did: it only displayed HTML. Later on you had Javascript coming in.
And that's also the reason why Flash/Shockwave/QuickTime/Acrobate Reader are plug-ins (i.e. external extensions). If you write a GIF-editor plug-in which you offer as a download, you could edit images in the browser. Otherwise: not.