On Monday, April 2, 2001, at 05:53 PM, Mike King wrote:
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> Michael Stearne wrote:
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>> get the application running in it as soon as possible.
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>> Maybe, but that's what version 2.0 is for!
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>> Again that can come over time, get it to PHP first and then make it run
>> better,
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> So yo
And, to get you started (and maybe done in no time flat) in your port, check
out this!
http://freshmeat.net/projects/asp2php/
No, didn't write, but I used it on a small web app once. Worked like a
charm. Your mileage may vary, depending on complexity.
But as long as you back up all your code, w
The thing that will make PHP look the best right now is to get the
application running in it as soon as possible. If it's quickest to move
the variables to $variables and leave all the business logic how it was
under ASP, then that will help your PHP case the most. Once the code is
simply c
Hey all,
I am an applications programmer for a mid-sized ASP. Recently, I have
been given the task to take our existing e-commerce application written
in ASP, and re-write it in PHP. We did a risk analysis study of the pros
and cons of using PHP for this application, and everyone agrees that PHP
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