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Is it possible to have a php/mysql application that can be loaded locally and have a form submit results and then have the data stored somehow without internet access that can be submitted to a database when there is internet access available? I know this is an odd question, but this is what I am being asked to come up with if possible. I know there is a flash solution, but I would prefer to develop an HTML PHP/MySQL application if possible.

 

thanks in advance

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I dont think so as PHP is a server side language so storing it locally wouldn't be an option, also when the internet is connected how you would then import the info in to the db.

 

However I would wait for confirmation from someone more expert than I

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thanks. I know that is one solution, but I don't think it will work for this purpose because of the hassle to install Apache/PHP/MySQl on multiple machines. Is there no other way just to store the values without the PHP/MySQL Interaction and when internet access is available submit those values into the database?

 

I understand this is uncommon, but I have seen a flash application that works this way.

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