I am trying to figure how to post text to a site using a php form but I want the text to stay there and not leave when you reload the page. I found this article but it's not exactly what I'm looking for it posts it and leaves when you reload the page. I hope you understand what I am talking about. Thanks in advance.
Does everyone need to be able to see the content or is it just limited to the user? Is it critical the content remains in place or does it just mean the user has to fill in a form again if they clear it off?
Yes everybody needs to see the content. Actually this is for a client who needs to post baby and bridal registries to a site without me having to code them manually. And I would like them to be able to remove them without me having to do it also but that's probably a whole different situation.
If it's a permanent thing then you'll need to look at either storing the data in a database, or storing it in a text file.
Otherwise, if it just has to be there until they leave the site, look at $_SESSION storage
Does everyone need to be able to see the content or is it just limited to the user? Is it critical the content remains in place or does it just mean the user has to fill in a form again if they clear it off?
If not, then maybe for now take a look at reading and writing files. I've always liked the tutorials on http://www.tizag.com/phpT/files.php