On-The-Fly HTML/File/Page generator Script using 6 digit number
$30-100 USD
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Publicado há mais de 18 anos
$30-100 USD
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I am looking for a set of website scripts (PhP) that will accept a 6 digit number input from a visitor and then it send the user to that webpage /file if it exists (searches first). If it does not, it generates a temporary webpage using the number given (output only but looks like it snapped right to the webpage anyway (as if it already existed). The page generated uses a text-template provided as ([login to view URL]) to build the file and name the file using the 6 digit number. Again, the script(s) will create webpage files (.html) from [login to view URL] through [login to view URL] using a preset layout ([login to view URL])--as called upon by a website visitor. That file will be temporary (really non-existing, just an output on the screen). No actual file needs to be created, just the output that looks like the file was created.
In other words, I will have a few webpages already built, for example:
390029.html. The program/script will "check" the file to see whether I have already created [login to view URL], and if so the program will not create a duplicate, but will create all the other files based on the remaining number sets (unused numbers) as an output file pretending to be the 6 digit file called.
The idea is that by entering a 6 digit number into a box on my website, visitors can then be transported to that page. I have a special form to enter the numbers via buttons, so some modification my be necessary.
Let me know if you have special experience with this type of work?
I have produced a number of scripts designed to generate content based on preformated templates. I will have the script completed in one day but quoted 2 to provide for modification requests. I am currently available to start immediately. If you are looking for a fast turn around on clean, functional code, I am the person you want.
Could get this done faster for you if need be, 3 days just allows for unforseen issues such as "touch ups", testing and last minute problems. (I don't see any problems, I've done several things like it before)