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    hello i want to save some information, that written in edit box, in a text file, how can i do this by javascript. thank you Best Regards :)

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      hello i want to save some information, that written in edit box, in a text file, how can i do this by javascript. thank you Best Regards :)

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      This is probably not the answer you are looking for, but, hey you didn't specify whether it had to be a client-side solution or not. :-D You can use server-side (ASP) JScript. <% @ LANGUAGE = JScript %> Essentially there question is, "Where is the text file that you want to save the information to?" My guess is that it is going to be on your server and not the client's machine. I mention saving to a clients machine because I believe it is possible with a combination of client-side JavaScript, ActiveX and having very loose security/permissions set on the clients machine. But, like I said, this is probably not the case. In order to save information to a file back on the server there must be something that performs this action on the server. There are many different ways to approach this ... please write back if you have further questions.

      Wally Atkins
      Newport News, VA, USA

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        This is probably not the answer you are looking for, but, hey you didn't specify whether it had to be a client-side solution or not. :-D You can use server-side (ASP) JScript. <% @ LANGUAGE = JScript %> Essentially there question is, "Where is the text file that you want to save the information to?" My guess is that it is going to be on your server and not the client's machine. I mention saving to a clients machine because I believe it is possible with a combination of client-side JavaScript, ActiveX and having very loose security/permissions set on the clients machine. But, like I said, this is probably not the case. In order to save information to a file back on the server there must be something that performs this action on the server. There are many different ways to approach this ... please write back if you have further questions.

        Wally Atkins
        Newport News, VA, USA

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        hello Mr. Wally thank you very match, yes you are alright :-D , i want to keep some information on my server, i don't know if there is any method to deal with a text file which in my server for storing data.

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          hello Mr. Wally thank you very match, yes you are alright :-D , i want to keep some information on my server, i don't know if there is any method to deal with a text file which in my server for storing data.

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          Just out of curiosity: What kind of server do you have? OS?

          Wally Atkins
          Newport News, VA, USA

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