Re: How I can add links to database offline?In reply to
Why not run links on your standalone using server software and perl, then you can enter your links and either upload the single database file and build on the server or build on your own machine zip up any changed files and upload them to your server all in one go.
Re: How I can add links to database offline?In reply to
I have run into this problem also. I have cerated a simple perl script that would generate #'s between 2 given poins which you could copy and paste into your spreadsheet. If anyone wants the code for the program, email me. I can also put it on the web for your convience.
Re: How I can add links to database offline?In reply to
Tried using the Excel method. Seemed to work fine but the ID's have a gone a bit pear-shaped. When you add a new link it assigns it an empty ID but retains the details of the item that was previously at this ID. Anyone else getting these problems?
Re: How I can add links to database offline?In reply to
I think I will put the code on my server and do it off of there. I don't think many people here have perl and if they do, how easy would it be for them to copy and paste the #'s generated into the spreadsheet. Im on a mac so it is easy to copy and paste from MacPerl into AppleWorks. (Note: Apple Did not steal the name from MS. It came up with it first.)
Re: How I can add links to database offline?In reply to
It would be really nice if there was a way that a program (of some type) could scan a html page for link tags and save the results as a links.db type output, then all you would maybe have to do is add what catagory they go into to and re-number them.