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Thanks you guys, this is gonna make it so much eayer to create my own now that i have some examples. This is so ausome!!!!!!!!!.....yup...

alright now i understand how to do it better but Can some one explain in detail how to do it. If you could please post.

Alright, someday i want to be able to make a Forum in JS but right now im starting w/ the basics i want to know how to create a simple guestbook in JS (no online editors, I want to know with pure code). This guestbook i want to have a name box, a message box and a submit button. I also want to have all the posts displayed below. Can anyone help me?

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Ok, im learning javascript now and im learning about disableing right click now so when i find out ill send the code via email or post it in this topic.

I personaly think online generators are really dumbbecause it does not take any skill at all but you do what ever you want. The only reson I think someone should ever use pre-designed layouts is if you are a little kid and don't know any web code and all you want to do is post a small article or start a blog. But you don't have to listen to me that was just my opinion.

Im sry i cant help you out but It might help reading the tuitorial on W3Schools and if you already have then review it.(sry this is kinda a usless reply)

Yeah, a website is a page on the internet and a Blog is usually made with an onlione generator. Blogs are kinda like online diarys but everyone can read them. Usually people put there opinions and ideas on a blog but a website can be anything even a custom made blog.I hope that cleared things up for ya!

If you want to host content online, I strongly recommend that you rent space on another server.  Different people like doing different things, but unless you want to get into setting up, configuring, and securing a server (and you have enough bandwidth at home to serve internet content), you will probably just want to sign up with a host.

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you download the scripts... then set it up and get it setup to run.Wikipedia and my wiki lets anyone change anything... you delete everything and put "you ######" on every page, but then anyone can revert it in a couple of seconds. Mediawiki keeps records of every saved change.

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Ok I need help starting a wiki and I need to know...1. When hosting your own wiki do you have to convert your personal computer to a sever(I only have 1 personal computer and I still want to do things on it and have it run like a normal computer)2.Can I host a wiki for free on a site and costomise it completly how I want with html and css?3.Can I start a wiki by learning some type of web code like xml or something and hosting it in an email account or freewebsite host?Any links to sites with infiormation on wikis would help...-thank you, John Allen

Oh, don't bother buying software. Because you can find millions of wiki softwares all over the internet. Try media wiki. It's what wikipedia uses. :)Chocohttp://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/MediaWiki

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Thx everyone for all the info, i think ill buy some software to make a wiki.....yup.....

wikipedia is a wiki encyclopediaJust google it  http://web.fccj.org/~jtrifile/Wiki.html

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wiki? as in wikipedia?

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------------------------------------------------------------------------I know some html, css, xml and lately ive been wanting to create a wiki from scratch but i have no idea, i learned xml from W3CSchools and i like how there tutorials are set up, personaly i think W3Schools should make a tutorial on Wikis, thankyouIf anyone has some opinions on "if W3CSchools should make a Wiki tutorial" please post.-John Allenp.s. if anyone knows of a Wiki tutorial site please post the URL.