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  • larryawade@gmail.com

    automatically create multiple web pages

    I need the ability to automate the creation of 500 similar webpages
    for an educational site. Let’s say approximately 100 lessons with
    each lesson having 3-5 pages. I already have a program that allows me
    to create a template and merge in files. The body of each webpage
    will include a line of text and a picture.

    Let’s say I will have a Folder on my computer called Text with files
    called Lesson1a.txt, Lesson1b.txt, Lesson1c.txt, Lesson2a.txt,
    Lesson2b.txt, Lesson2c.txt, Lesson2d.txt,…e tc. Then a similar Folder
    for the Images – Image1a.jpg, Image1b.jpg,…et c.

    Is there a program or routine that can go through the Text folder and
    create a file for each entry. Let’s say the files that are created
    are called Lesson1a.it, Lesson1b,it,…et c. The program or routine
    would create file with contents like:

    <p align="center"> <font size="6">Lesson 1a.txt</font></p (The routine
    would need to place the contents of Lesson1a.txt into the file.)

    <img src="Lesson1a.j pg" alt="" border="0" width="180" (The routine
    would need to place the text “Lesson1a.jpg” into the file.)

    It would then create the Lesson1a.it file and then continue on for
    each file entry in the Folder.
  • Ben Bacarisse

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    Re: automatically create multiple web pages

    larryawade@gmai l.com writes:
    <snip>
    Let’s say I will have a Folder on my computer called Text with files
    called Lesson1a.txt, Lesson1b.txt, Lesson1c.txt, Lesson2a.txt,
    Lesson2b.txt, Lesson2c.txt, Lesson2d.txt,†¦etc. Then a similar Folder
    for the Images – Image1a.jpg, Image1b.jpg,… etc.
    >
    Is there a program or routine that can go through the Text folder and
    create a file for each entry.
    <snip>

    This is not really topical here. The answer will depend on what
    system you are using and what tools you have available. For example,
    if you have Perl (a scripting language) installed it is a matter of a
    few lines to write what you want. In fact the task is simple enough
    to be done with the command-line tool (what is know as a shell
    script on Unix-like systems and a batch file in Windows).

    You might get better help in some groups that is specific to you
    system.

    --
    Ben.

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