PHP to HTML...Permanent

[lonnie]

I would like to "permantize" the html pages that are created when I query the MySql database.I am utilizing a form in an adminsitration section to upload the data to the database. Once a new record of info gets inserted into the MySql DB, I would like to be able to hit a button or a link that would regenerate the existing HTML page so that it reflects the current MySql data.

I would greatly appreciate any help that anyone can give me on this.

Regards,
Marshall

[Anon]

Ther are a lot of different approaches, many of which have been discussed here (do a search). You might want to try using output buffering, which would allow you to generate static pages with minimal changes to your code.

[Anon]

i wrote a class that caches using output buffering, you could probably hack it to suit your needs.

http://xhawk.net/projects/other/

its called ez_cache

paul

[chefmars]

I read your message and tried myself to find other postings on this subject but did not find any. Could you give me an idea what keywords/phrases to search by?

Thankx