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[quilby]

HI,

I am building a site for my schools class. Now, unlike most schools, in my school the schedule is constantly changing and every day the schedule is different. So the school uploads the schedule to its website as a picture. Now the URL to get to the picture looks like this:

http://schoolwebsite.com/schedule/date.jpg

As you noticed I wrote "date" up there. But thats not how it really is. Instead the schedule for, say, the 11th of November is:

http://schoolwebsite.com/schedule/11.11.2006.jpg

And for the 12th of November the URL for the schedule is:

http://schoolwebsite.com/schedule/12.11.2006.jpg

(notice that the format is date/month/year)



Ok what I want to do is to display this on my website. How do I do that? Also, everyday we get on the website the schedule for that day and for the next day. I also want to make it so that on my site you see the schedule for the day and for the following day. We dont learn on Saturday so there is no schedule then. But we do learn on Sunday.

Thats it.
Thanks for your help.
(If you didnt understand something then tell me.)

-Quilby

[pandy]

Did you get those URLs wrong? Cause they lead to a link farm.

[quilby]

No, no, no. Thats not the site. I was just giving an example (because the site is not in English). The real site is as follows:

--For the schedule for the 14th of November the URL is:
http://handasaim.googlepages.com/14.11.06.jpg

--For the 15th:
http://handasaim.googlepages.com/15.11.06.jpg

--For the 16th:
http://handasaim.googlepages.com/16.11.06.jpg

I hope this helps....

[quilby]

HI,

I am building a site for my schools class. Now, unlike most schools, in my school the schedule is constantly changing and every day the schedule is different. So the school uploads the schedule to its website as a picture. Now the URL to get to the picture looks like this:

http://schoolwebsite.com/schedule/date.jpg

As you noticed I wrote "date" up there. But thats not how it really is. Instead the schedule for, say, the 11th of November is:

http://schoolwebsite.com/schedule/11.11.2006.jpg

And for the 12th of November the URL for the schedule is:

http://schoolwebsite.com/schedule/12.11.2006.jpg

(notice that the format is date/month/year)



Ok what I want to do is to display this on my website. How do I do that? Also, everyday we get on the website the schedule for that day and for the next day. I also want to make it so that on my site you see the schedule for the day and for the following day. We dont learn on Saturday so there is no schedule then. But we do learn on Sunday.

Thats it.
Thanks for your help.
(If you didnt understand something then tell me.)

-Quilby

Here are actual URLs:

--For the schedule for the 14th of November the URL is:
http://handasaim.googlepages.com/14.11.06.jpg

--For the 15th:
http://handasaim.googlepages.com/15.11.06.jpg

--For the 16th:
http://handasaim.googlepages.com/16.11.06.jpg

[Darin McGrew]

What server-side scripting mechanisms are available to you? CGI? PHP? ASP?

What programming experience do you have?

[quilby]

I can use PHP, CGI, Perl, and Python. Also Ruby on Rails.

Can someone just write me a program please...

[Curtis]

You'd gain more from writing it yourself. Also, CGI (can) encompass PHP, Perl, Python, and RoR, it's a protocol, not a language.

Which language would you prefer to use?