Question : chess game without a database

I currently administer the google sites page at www.wacochessclub.com.  It has been suggested that we use this module here http://chessflash.com/chessflash.html to add a playable game board representation of our games on the website.

The process is really simple.  We paste in the moves, and the site spits out the code, which I can then transfer "Game Warden's Blog" on the website.  What I am trying to do is avoid the need for the transfer.

I want to give other people within the club (those that have zero computer skills), the opportunity to add a playable game as well instead of just text.

This would mean that I would have to somehow incorporate the code producing tool into the website such that the player could simply play the moves to enter the game.   This would give the same effect as producing the code from another site and transferring it to ours.

I have attached a screenshot to show what the code produces currently from the other site.

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playable game board (no database required)

Answer : chess game without a database

You want to allow for two ways for a user to add a completed game moves?
The simple answer is to contact the authors of the referenced site/application and license its use within your site.

They may already have a more advanced mechanism that would allow for the graphical user interaction that would output the moves.

Unless you want the graphical entry points as a way to set the various peices in a particular location versus playing out the game up to the point, it could be simpler to do.  To allow a user to enter a move at a time would not guarantee that the entered moves are/were valid unless you check as part of the graphical entry mechanism which could significantly complicate the interface.