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    Default Online note maker/keeper

    I am looking for a code/script/someting that will basically do the following:

    Allow a member (after signing in) have access to a page of their very own

    The member can write to this page, like a note book, keep links, ideas, or whatever they want

    I found this: http://netnotebook.net/demo.html

    This is exactly what I need, in fact it is more than I need.

    I just basically need a blank page (endless page) that a member can keep notes on.

    The important thing is the ability to write/edit their page, and they are the only ones to see thier page (secure)

    Any ideas on what I would need to accomplish this?
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    Ok
    I took a look at their site
    Seems pretty easy.

    First, you're going to need MSql or Sql capabilities...
    And PHP, or ASP, knowledge.

    The MSql or Sql is for the secure/profile/logged-in part and register part, too.

    The PHP or ASP is for the general server-side things, like submitting the form and taking that info and putting it on their own page.

    Now, this involves a LOT of code, way too much to put here. But I hope, at least, that I've given you a good track to go on.

    Hope this helps?

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    Aye, thats what I was thinking too. SQL is no problem, and I want to eventually incorporate this into the log in of my site, so if they sign into one they are signed into the other...

    Just going to have to work on it a bit I guess.
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