// // View Source -> Edit Page -> Preview -> Save Page ... All online!!!!
// Readme file //Wedit is a Web based HTML page editor. Html files over a http server or on the machine where Wedit is installed can be edited. // //Http page : html page on a http server can be accessed by entering the http://servername/path/filename.html // //Local page: The documentroot is assumed as /var/www/html. So any files (tested for PHP/html file) inside /var/www/html on the server where Wedit is installed can be opened, Edited, Previewd and Saved. // //Save page : For Saving page thats on a HTTP server, user's Login and password has to be provided. Wedit saves files on HTTP servers using ftp (file transfer protocol) // //Preview page : HTML/PHP page can be viewed by just the click of a button. To preview a PHP page after making changes, first save the file and then Preview.
By : aksha
<?php // // View Source -> Edit Page -> Preview -> Save Page ... All online!!!! // file that opens a HTML/PHP file for editing and view preview of Web pages // right now only supports editing of HTML files over http // To edit and preview PHP files, Wedit has to be in the server where PHP files are persent //
//1. System requirements //2. Installation // //1. System Requirements // Any system which has PHP and a Web server installed. // ftp server on the system from where the page is opened and has to be uploaded. // Test Broweres - IE, Mozilla // //2. Installation // i) Untar Wedit.tar.gz // ii) Copy Wedit directory into /var/www/html (DocumentRoot directory of the Web Server). // iii) File thats opened should have 777 permission // iv) set "magic_quotes_gpc = off;" in php.ini and restart Web server // //Open the page http://Wedit-server/Wedit/Wedit.php and start working
// Readme file //Wedit is a Web based HTML page editor. Html files over a http server or on the machine where Wedit is installed can be edited. // //Http page : html page on a http server can be accessed by entering the http://servername/path/filename.html // //Local page: The documentroot is assumed as /var/www/html. So any files (tested for PHP/html file) inside /var/www/html on the server where Wedit is installed can be opened, Edited, Previewd and Saved. // //Save page : For Saving page thats on a HTTP server, user's Login and password has to be provided. Wedit saves files on HTTP servers using ftp (file transfer protocol) // //Preview page : HTML/PHP page can be viewed by just the click of a button. To preview a PHP page after making changes, first save the file and then Preview.
// CONDITIONS // file thats opened should have 777 permission // set "magic_quotes_gpc = off;" in php.ini and restart Web server // only files over HTTP can be edited // To edit files over HTTPS, Wedit must be installed on the server only // PHP files can be previewed only after saving // All local files are opened using relative path // Assumes DocumentRoot as /var/www/html // Does not support HTTPS
// file to open in browser $file = $_POST['path'] ? $_POST['path'] : "http://server/index.html"; // should be selected by user $msg = "";
// Parse the Page path ($file) // if the first part is HTTP then set $type=http else local folder $bits = explode("/", $file); if ($bits[0] == "http:") { $type = "http"; } else { $type = "local"; # $openfile= "../" . $file; $openfile= $file; }
// Get a file into an array $lines = @file($openfile) or send2msgblock("Error: in opening Page");
if( $lines ) { // Loop through our array, show HTML source as HTML source foreach ($lines as $line_num => $line) { $pagesource = $pagesource . htmlspecialchars($line); } }
// Logic // 1. Save the file in /tmp on the machine from where Wedit is running // 2. Connect to the remote system using ftp, User and password // 3. put the file in $DOCUMENTROOT/$PATH
if ($type == "http") { if ( !$ftp_user || !$ftp_pass ) { send2msgblock("Error: Login and Password have to be entered to Save page on the server"); } else { // Step 1 $tempfile = "/tmp/Wedit_pagesource"; $f = fopen($tempfile,"w") or send2msgblock("Error: Cannot Open file"); if ($f) { fwrite($f,$pagesource) or send2msgblock("Error: Cannot save file"); //place $pagesource back in file fclose($f); }
// set up a connection or die @$conn_id = ftp_connect($ftp_server) or send2msgblock("Error: Cannot connect to $ftp_server"); // try to login if ($conn_id && @ftp_login($conn_id, $ftp_user, $ftp_pass)) { send2msgblock("Connected as $ftp_user@$ftp_server"); } else { send2msgblock("Error: Cannot connect as $ftp_user"); }
// Step 3 if (@ftp_put($conn_id, $path, $tempfile, FTP_ASCII)) { send2msgblock("successfully uploaded $file"); } else { send2msgblock("Error: There was a problem while uploading to $file"); }
ftp_close($conn_id); } } // save local file else if ($type == "local") { // Step 1 $f = @fopen($openfile,"w") or send2msgblock("Error: Couldn't Open file"); if ($f) { @fwrite($f,$pagesource,strlen($pagesource)) or send2msgblock("Error: Couldn't save file"); //place $pagesource back in file fclose($f); } send2msgblock("File is saved on the server"); } }
// Show the page source in a Text box printf("\n <form name=\"pageform\" method=\"post\" action=\"Wedit.php?action=save\"> \n");
if ($type == "http") { $sourcevar = "document.pageform.editbox.value"; } else if ($type == "local") { $localfile = "http://localhost/" . $file ; // Get a file into an array. $lines = @file($localfile) or send2msgblock("Error in opening Page");
// Loop through our array, show HTML source as HTML source; and line numbers too. if ($lines) { foreach ($lines as $line_num => $line) { $localpagesource = $localpagesource . htmlentities($line); } }
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