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I'd like to update webpages online without the hassle to download, edit and upload again. I am looking for an opensource program similar to InternetNotePad! Any idea ?
I'd like to update webpages online without the hassle to download, edit and upload again. I am looking for an opensource program similar to InternetNotePad! Any idea ?
Thanks!
Hi,
You might consider using a wiki, which allows you (and others) to edit web pages. Most support version control so you can track changes and go back to a previous version.
The thing is that I want to update pages I have created myself previously. I am not sure if you can do that with a WIKI or a CMS I thought you have to create the pages first with the WIKI or the CMS in order to be able to update them later on.
Yes trickykid, ssh might be a solution, thanks
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update HTML pages online
I thought you have to create the pages first with the WIKI or the CMS in order to be able to update them later on.
