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  • Try this if it isn’t to be dynamic.
    Save the excel sheet to a web page. Open it in a web editor or TextEdit, copy the table you get, and paste it into an html new post. I use this method on a football blog I have.

    Always best to style it up in the web editor, not the post.

    There are a number of upload plug-ins available for WordPress, but none of them, to my knowledge, allow you to set up a client dropbox. They generally allow you to upload files specifically to upgrade your site. I discussed this type of thing with one of the developers of one of the plug-ins, and his view was that there was too much of a security issue to get involved in. I wanted to set up a fairly simple ‘login and upload your files to my site so I can download them later’ service, but there are all sorts of server settings that would need to be amended or dealt with in the process.

    What I ended up doing is setting up FileThingy and putting a link from a new ‘Client Upload’ page. FileThingy is a PHP upload software, and still needs changes as described above, but does everything you need for this type of service.

    Alternatively, create a similar page and put a link to a YouSendIt account.

    Hope this helps.

    Thread Starter boyplunder

    (@boyplunder)

    I have these documents already, thanks. What I can’t figure out is where the path:

    /etc/php.ini

    actually is. Where does the path start from?

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