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Started by Bam2k1 Jun 1, 2003 at 3:23 AM 3 replies 800+ views

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Jun 1, 2003 at 3:23 AM

Ok well here what I am doing. Theres a program that displays the results as a self web page like. There are these files for a game I wish to read. And I want them to display them into a html style web page. With tables, and each table displays part of the data in the text file. What would I look up and how would I go about doing that. I really don't know how to explain it much better but i'll keep trying. Any help would be nice. Once again its a program its not a web page. I want the program to display my results as a web page though. [edited by - Bam2k1 on June 1, 2003 4:26:46 AM] [edited by - Bam2k1 on June 1, 2003 4:27:53 AM]

Zipster

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Zipster

Jun 1, 2003 at 3:33 AM

You output to a regular text file with the HTML code, and give it the *.htm or *.html extension.

So if you have a bunch of data you want to put into a table, maybe something like this:


ofstream page("WebPage.htm");

page << "<table><tr>" << endl;

for(int i = 0; i < numData; ++i)
{
   page << "<td>";
   page << Data[i];
   page << "</td>";
}

page << "</tr></table>";

page.close();

Of course that''s a really oversimplified example, but following a similar procedure you can output the necessary codes mixed with the data you want to display.

And BTW, your "test" worked

demonrealms

Jun 1, 2003 at 3:04 PM

You would have to make and html file like this:

ofstream file_01("Results.html");
file_01 << "<table border=0>" << endl
       << "<tr>" << endl
       << "<td valign=top align=left>" << endl
       << Dataname here... << endl
       << "</td>" << endl
       << "</tr>" << endl
       << "</table>" << endl;
file_01.close();

that''s how i''d go about doing it.
then if you wish to have a look up engine
you could use some &#106avascript in your code
and make some text boxes and search thier
required input. like this:
_____________
| Top score |
-------------
_______________
| Submit |

demonrealms

Jun 1, 2003 at 3:25 PM

You could do somthing like this:
(Please don''t yell at me if there''s a better way to do this b/c I''m almost dead sure there
is)

#include <iostream>
#include <fstream>
#include <string>
using namespace std;

int main(void)
{
	string user = "User 1";
	int score = 1000;
	int score2 = 200;
	int tscore = score + score2;
	ofstream result( "Result.html" );
	result << "<html>" << endl
		<< "<head>" << endl
		<< "<title>Title here.....</title>" << endl
		<< "</head>" << endl
		<< "<body>" << endl
		<< "<h1 align=center>Results</h1>" << endl
		<< "<hr>" << endl
		<< "<h3>Your top score is below</h3>" << endl
		<< "<table border=2>" << endl
		<< "<tr>" << endl
		<< "<th>User</th>" << endl
		<< "<th>Score 1</th>" << endl //<th> stands for table header

		<< "<th>Score 2</th>" << endl
		<< "<th>Total score</th>" << endl
		<< "</tr>" << endl
		<< "<tr>" << endl
		<< "<td valign=top align=left><h4>" << user << "</h4></td>" << endl
		<< "<td valign=top align=left><h4>" << score << "</td>" << endl
		<< "<td valign=top align=left>" << score2 << "</td>" << endl
		<< "<td valign=top align=left>" << tscore << "</h4></td>" << endl
		<< "</tr>" << endl
		<< "</table>" << endl
		<< "<hr>" << endl
		<< "<form name=''search''>" << endl
		<< "<input type=''text'' name=''s1''>" << endl
		<< "<input type=''button'' value=''Submit Request'' name=''submit'' onClick=''searchf();''>" << endl
		<< "</form>" << endl
		<< "<script>" << endl
		<< "function searchf() {" << endl
		<< "if(document.search.s1.value==''usrs'') {" << endl
		<< "location.href=''user.html'';" << endl
		<< " }" << endl
		<< "}" << endl
		<< "</script>" << endl
		<< "</body>" << endl
		<< "</html>" << endl;
	result.close();
	return(0);
}

Hope that helped. -_-

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