Aranworld: Those urls could be generated by any one of the hundreds of
frameworks available in for php, java, python or lisp.
The only real way to know what framework is running is to FTP or SSH
in to the server running the application and look at files.
I would agree with Dr. Tarique Sani; the r
These are typical CakePHP urls:
http://www.domain.com/articles/view/354
http://www.domain.com/staff_bios/
http://www.domain.com/pages/about_us/
http://www.domain.com/news/index
Look for the pattern of a plural word followed by either "index" or
"view". At least if they are clean URLs like this,
On Apr 17, 10:25 am, foongoos <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I have a free lance developer that wants to do a job for me and he
> sounds very promising. The project is based on cake but I am afraid
> that I will not be able to tell the difference if he used another
> frameowork, maybe CMS or even bo
If you really don't know the difference then why bother?
Focus on getting a solution... Or hire a project manager who you can trust!
Wait a min!! Is it that you are the project manager :o)
Yes looking at the source code of the rendered page can give enough clues
Cheers
Tarique
On Thu, Apr 17,
Well you could look at the generated HTML source of some page that includes
a form and look for the data[Model][field] format in the input names.
-MI
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