How do i fill divs in html with datas coming from a odt (or similar) board file

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Hello everyone,

I'm really new to the forum and to the subject i'll try to explain.

I've just began to get into interactions between html and other languages such as javascript or php.

And i need for one of my school works to tranfer datas from an odt text board file into an html page. I could do it by hand but i'll have to manage the files later on and with time more and more datas will come by.

So my question is : Is there a way, by using javascript for example, to fill the divs of a html page with datas from a odt text board file.

What I have tried:

I've allready tried to look on the internet for solutions by typing researches such as "Fill html divs javascript odt board file",... or similar, but i'm not getting the right answers.

I'm allready thanking you for using some of your time because of my lack of knowledge!

Cheers everyone!

Posted 23-Feb-16 4:50am

NoneBee

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Sinisa Hajnal 24-Feb-16 4:51am

Look for ways to read data from odt file. When you look for some particular specific problems and you fail, try finding parts of it (i.e. look for how to fill divs with data in javascript). When you discover how to read odt file, then you have most of the problem solved. All you need after that is a way to send it into HTML.

Or you could try one of free CMS such as SageFrame

NoneBee 25-Feb-16 8:01am

Okay thank you very much i'll it out! :)

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