Automatically generating a static page.

Anon

I have created a php procedure that gets information from the user through the use of forms and inputs.
I can manipulate this information in order to get php to generate the desired page, but what if I want this page to continue to appear without having the user go through the inputing procedure again, and without using DB support.
I want to be able to save the outputed page for future display as well... any ideas?

Anon

I'm assuming you want to write the information as an html file? Using fwrite should do the trick. Just gather all the html code into a variable and write it to a file.

$fp = fopen("myfile.html","w");
$content = "
<head>
<title>
This is my page
</title>
<body>
Hello there
</body>
";
fwrite($fp, $content);

Anon

Thanks james, but it is a bit more complicated in my case.
I guess I should be more specific...
My father knows NOTHING about the internet, and yet he insist in having his webpage... but it takes a lot of time to put his pictures up.
So my solution was to create an automatic picture page uploader.
the first thing the process does is asks how many pictures, secondly it generates a field so he can enter the name of each picture being uploaded, and thirdly the generator. The page is generated properly, but I have to save it and then uploaded using convential methods. I think there is a way to do it with PHP this is the generator code:
<?php
$j = 1;
$size = $size/2;
echo "<TABLE> <TBODY>";
while ($size > 0) {

echo "<TR><TD><CENTER><IMG height=333 alt=Loading... src= pics/";
echo "${$j}";
echo ".jpg";
echo " width=250 border=0><BR></CENTER></TD> <TD> <CENTER><IMG height=333 alt=Loading... src=/pics";
echo "${$j++}";
echo ".jpg";
echo " width=250 border=0><BR></CENTER></TD></TR>";

$size--;
}
echo "</TABLE></CENTER></P></BODY>"

?>
Since the html code is generated by a loop, I still can't figure out what I can do.