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Perhaps this is more complex than I thought. Increasing points to 250.
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OK, I have a &quot;static/non-php/non-databa<wbr />se&quot; website that is doing exactly what I need except for one function. The scenario is basically this: The client wants to have an employee at their office be able to change ONE paragraph of text on ONE page whenever they need to.<br />
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So, quite literally, I have no need for any sort of database or a signup screen. There will only be ONE user/password to permit this one paragraph on one page to be changed. I want to accomplish this in the most simplified way possible. Most of the php examples I've seen are REALLY overkill for what I'm trying to do.<br />
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Basically imainge a &quot;hello world&quot; page at www. whatverdomain.com/basic.ph<wbr />p where there is a little &quot;admin&quot; link on the page somewhere &nbsp;that you can click, be propted for the username/password, then given some way to edit that paragraph. I would assume something this simple would not require mysql, or even more than one or two files to be uploaded. The server does support php although this site has not had any php pages in it until now.
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OK, I have a "static/non-php/non-database" website that is doing exactly what I need except for one function. The scenario is basically this: The client wants to have an employee at their office be able to change ONE paragraph of text on ONE page whenever they need to.

So, quite literally, I have no need for any sort of database or a signup screen. There will only be ONE user/password to permit this one paragraph on one page to be changed. I want to accomplish this in the most simplified way possible. Most of the php examples I've seen are REALLY overkill for what I'm trying to do.

Basically imainge a "hello world" page at www. whatverdomain.com/basic.php where there is a little "admin" link on the page somewhere  that you can click, be propted for the username/password, then given some way to edit that paragraph. I would assume something this simple would not require mysql, or even more than one or two files to be uploaded. The server does support php although this site has not had any php pages in it until now.

Perhaps this is more complex than I thought. Increasing points to 250.

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OK, I have a &quot;static/non-php/non-database&quot; website that is doing exactly what I need except for one function. The scenario is basically this: The client wants to have an employee at their office be able to change ONE paragraph of text on ONE page whenever they need to.

So, quite literally, I have no need for any sort of database or a signup screen. There will only be ONE user/password to permit this one paragraph on one page to be changed. I want to accomplish this in the most simplified way possible. Most of the php examples I&#39;ve seen are REALLY overkill for what I&#39;m trying to do.

Basically imainge a &quot;hello world&quot; page at www. whatverdomain.com/basic.php where there is a little &quot;admin&quot; link on the page somewhere  that you can click, be propted for the username/password, then given some way to edit that paragraph. I would assume something this simple would not require mysql, or even more than one or two files to be uploaded. The server does support php although this site has not had any php pages in it until now.

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