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Cl3mson
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To update my website, i have to go through a routine daily that takes about 20 minutes of copying and pasting different things. Is there a way that i could set my mouse up and click go and it runs through that routine automatically, or a program that could do that for me? Thank you!
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You're going to want a "macro". There are programs for this or there extensions for your browser you are using. I know that Firefox has an extension called iMarcos which can help you. Just search for it and you'll be good.
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You could use a server side language such as PHP or RoR and just use an include file that's applied at a certain time during the day. You could even just do it manually. If your pages have content that is the same across multiple pages, I'd recommend using PHP to simply take those chunks of HTML and add them in using a include across multiple pages. Tons of copying and pasting will be reduced to a simple include statement, and values can be changed using variables.
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Well if you simply put all the excuteable code into a php document then you could simply create a cron job that runs the script automatically with what ever time set
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