Help me sort this, please.

[Gawdzilla Sama]

One more thing, they'll be able to search the "top" directory, or each subdirectory from that page, so finding all instances of "Churchill" or "Iowa" shouldn't be an issue.

[klr]

I'm thinking of using the entries from here to give context to the speeches. The page would not be primarily a chronology, but a link to the "events" page for that year would start off each page. Problem is it stops at 1943.

I know you're not really after mechanics, but if the opportunity presents itself, consider putting all of this kind of stuff into a database, and having your webpages read the data from there. If there are going to be many hundreds of entries it might be worth looking into. It'll give you the ability to sort, search and group in different ways. For instance, someone just interested in Churchill's speeches could get a page of results suited to them, rather than have to search through a complete chronological list.

Just a thought for the future.

I have no idea about doing databases.

Listen to the man. For something like this, you don't want static web pages, but dynamic pages driven by a search form and a back-end database query.

[Gawdzilla Sama]

Listen to the man. For something like this, you don't want static web pages, but dynamic pages driven by a search form and a back-end database query.

This requires me to either learn a new skill or sucker some poor schmuck into . . .

[Pappa]

Listen to the man. For something like this, you don't want static web pages, but dynamic pages driven by a search form and a back-end database query.

This requires me to either learn a new skill or sucker some poor schmuck into . . .

[klr]

Listen to the man. For something like this, you don't want static web pages, but dynamic pages driven by a search form and a back-end database query.

This requires me to either learn a new skill or sucker some poor schmuck into . . .

Several, actually.

[Clinton Huxley]

Listen to the man. For something like this, you don't want static web pages, but dynamic pages driven by a search form and a back-end database query.

I was going to say that - dynamical whotsits controlled by a cross-spindle and a backwards question engine. Simples.

[klr]

Listen to the man. For something like this, you don't want static web pages, but dynamic pages driven by a search form and a back-end database query.

I was going to say that - dynamical whotsits controlled by a cross-spindle and a backwards question engine. Simples.

[Clinton Huxley]

You could print everything onto "paper" and have some kind of "card index" system.....

[Gawdzilla Sama]

Listen to the man. For something like this, you don't want static web pages, but dynamic pages driven by a search form and a back-end database query.

I was going to say that - dynamical whotsits controlled by a cross-spindle and a backwards question engine. Simples.

Coal fired or coke? Or that new fangled natural gas?

[Clinton Huxley]

Listen to the man. For something like this, you don't want static web pages, but dynamic pages driven by a search form and a back-end database query.

I was going to say that - dynamical whotsits controlled by a cross-spindle and a backwards question engine. Simples.

Coal fired or coke? Or that new fangled natural gas?

Why pay for coal or gas when servants are so cheap these days? Get a couple of destitute Icelanders pedalling on a big wheel. Tis how I kept the lights on at Huxley Towers over the festive period.

The alternative is to, as you say, learn new skills. And who the devil wants to do that?

[klr]

Listen to the man. For something like this, you don't want static web pages, but dynamic pages driven by a search form and a back-end database query.

I was going to say that - dynamical whotsits controlled by a cross-spindle and a backwards question engine. Simples.

Coal fired or coke? Or that new fangled natural gas?

Why pay for coal or gas when servants are so cheap these days? Get a couple of destitute Icelanders pedalling on a big wheel. Tis how I kept the lights on at Huxley Towers over the festive period.

The alternative is to, as you say, learn new skills. And who the devil wants to do that?

Good man yourself. That's the reason why the sun never set on the British Empire ...