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Top Forums Shell Programming and Scripting Want to show files on web page Post 98311 by vino on Tuesday 7th of February 2006 09:53:40 AM
Old 02-07-2006
Here is a starter script for you... It will generate a sample html web page

You will have to work out the details for further enhancements/improvements...

Code:
#! /bin/ksh

:<<HTML_SAMPLE_TAGS
<HTML>
  <HEAD> 
    <HTML>Sample 1</TITLE>
<BODY>
  <P>Some text goes here</P>
<A href="a link which is relative to this html">text which points to tthe above hreflink</A>
</BODY>
    </HTML>
HTML_SAMPLE_TAGS


PAGE="/path/to/the final/html/file"

function header {
echo "<HTML>
  <HEAD>
    <HTML>"$@"</TITLE>" > "$PAGE"
}

function body {
echo "<BODY>
  <P>"$@"</P>" >> "$PAGE"
}

function hreflink {
echo "<A href=\""$@"\">" >> "$PAGE"
}

function hreftext {
echo "$@</A>" >> "$PAGE"
echo "
">> "$PAGE"

}

function close {
echo "</BODY>
    </HTML>" >> "$PAGE"
}
header "Sample 1"
body "Some text goes here"
hreflink "a link which is relative to this html"
hreftext "text which points to tthe above hreflink"
hreflink "another link which is relative to this html"
hreftext "some other text for the new link"
close

All the links will go into hreflink, the corresponding text into hreftext.

Vino
Last edited by vino; 02-07-2006 at 11:03 AM..
 

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