I access it like this: http://domain.com/notepad?key=yoursecret
The JS checks to see if the contents of the textbox has changed, and if it has, it makes a POST request via AJAX to the server that saves it to a text file.
I access it like this: http://domain.com/notepad?key=yoursecret
The JS checks to see if the contents of the textbox has changed, and if it has, it makes a POST request via AJAX to the server that saves it to a text file.