Webby Question

cono1717 · 03-01-12, 03:44 PM

Ok so I am building a website for my Uni coursework that has to be solely client side but that also has to have ecommerce (not working but the things you'd expect, i.e product pages, checkout, login e.t.c) is there anyway I can make a generic HTML page and populate with XML storage so like:

product.html?p=123432 would call <productID>1234</productID> and it's blob from the XML file? Remember this needs to be all client side.

Plume_Tray · 19-02-12, 12:45 PM

What about html5. That has some interesting file system functionality that might help. Check out w3schools html5 pages.

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