This why I suggested you setup up a sub-domain (store.whatever.com) to
host your e-store with a separate virtual directory and document root
so that your e-store is running on a separate site than CakePHP. If
you'd like to use the same styles across the two sites, you could
reference it absolutely with the full URL (i.e. in your
e-store.whatever.com header, you could <style>
@import('http://www.whatever.com/css/mycommonstyles.css')) or use
symlinks if you're using Apache.
If this is NOT what/how you want to integrate the VISA Components, you
need to explain carefully what you are trying to do; right now, we're
all guessing, and I'm amazed that we're all still trying to help at
this point.
On Tue, Jul 7, 2009 at 3:21 PM, simon...@gmail.com<simon...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> I did an e-store like this one last month using php and asp. Without
> no problem.
>
> What is the difference with Cake and PHP is that it use methods. If I
> call a webpage with the name of page2.asp I have to create a method
> page2.asp or page2 and remove the .asp.
>
> Probably it will be rewritten to PHP to simplify the integration with
> Cake.
>
> But if I could do it with PHP I should be able to do it with Cake
> easily and more quickly.
>
>
>
> On Jul 7, 10:28 am, Alastair <m...@alastairmoore.com> wrote:
>> > I know that, but sometimes you have no choice but to use two separate
>> > languages for you to build an e-store.
>>
>> > I did program this website without knowing that I was going to use the
>> > system of VISA.
>>
>> > It's kind of weird that nobody gived me a straight answer.
>>
>> What answer would you like us to give you?
>>
>> You asked "What is the best way for me to use ASP with CakePHP?"
>>
>> I said "You can't really integrate PHP and ASP other than sharing the
>> same database."
>>
>> That is your straight answer.
>>
>> You can't. You can share the database and that is all. If you have ASP
>> code for this shop, I can't see it being too difficult to rewrite that
>> code in PHP.
> >
>
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