For the sake of completeness I should have included this reference supplied
by Rudy last week:
http://websitetips.com/ssi
which is a pretty good archive (with abstracts) of a series of ssi articles
from a number of sources.
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> Multi-OS Use
> Multi-Web Server Use
ASP is multi-OS/multi-server too you know.
> It's Not From Micro$oft. :)
Hmm, hardly a reason but I get your smiley :)
.b
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Hi Ben,
> PHP sites have a *much* lower cost of ownership for starters,
You got a link to an article about this? It would be *very* useful for $PHB
repelling :-)
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Okay and how easy would it be to migrate an asp site to a php driven
one? what would be the hangups?
On 9 Dec 2002 at 10:46, John Nichel wrote:
Speed
Multi-OS Use
Multi-Web Server Use
Native Support For Numerous Db's
Better OO Support (Can You Write OO ASP?)
Better Support
Easier Integration Wit
Hi Sio,
> Why would anyone opt to switch from an asp site to a php one? Would
> there be any value? (Jon I'm sure you'll have something to say about
> this:).
:-)
There aren't very many reasons I can see. Both languages offer decent
environments for web application development, and the one you
Speed
Multi-OS Use
Multi-Web Server Use
Native Support For Numerous Db's
Better OO Support (Can You Write OO ASP?)
Better Support
Easier Integration With Other Technologies
It's Not From Micro$oft. :)
Siobhan Thomas wrote:
Why would anyone opt to switch from an asp site to a php one? Would
there
PHP sites have a *much* lower cost of ownership for starters, not to
mention being a more versatile language. It also has a hell of a lot of
built-in functionality that you might have to write/buy as components if
you were using ASP.
If you're a competent ASP coder download and installed PHP (it
Tim, your method of replying/quoting is truly magnificent :)
Comments at the bottom...
> Tim (previously):
> > You'll need to change the ASP page
> > (assuming you've added or removed dynamic content from the
> > output page), and you'll have to change the HTML template.
>
> Ben:
> Ahh, well
Why would anyone opt to switch from an asp site to a php one? Would
there be any value? (Jon I'm sure you'll have something to say about
this:).
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Tim (previously):
> You'll need to change the ASP page
> (assuming you've added or removed dynamic content from the
> output page), and you'll have to change the HTML template.
Ben:
Ahh, well yes. For example if you've added/removed some fields from the
datasource then you would have to modif
If you're not sending HTML or text from your file, then what are you
expecting to see on your browser window?
I suspect your code is working, because if it generated errors, you would
see them.
If nothing else, throw in a response.write("Done") for testing purposes.
J.R.
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No, I'm just running the asp, there's no HTML on the page, but this should
run fine, i've run plenty of test pages before that run fine in this way.
Cheers,
Adam
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You are putting the code below in a standard HTML wrapper, right? You can't
just run code and send nothing to the browser.
<% your code %>
If not, then the browser never knows there is a page. It will sit and wait
for HTML markup forever (well, it'll eventually time out.)
If you already
No, nothing, sits there loading the page, the blue bar slowly crawls across
the bottom of the screen but never gets anywhere. Checked the server, no
file is created.
Cheers,
Adam
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And nothing happens?
No error?
.b
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> From: Adam Blair [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
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> Subject: [wdvltalk] RE: ASP FSO
>
>
> Line feeds gone missing:
>
> Set fso = CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject")
> Set
Line feeds gone missing:
Set fso = CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject")
Set a = fso.CreateTextFile("c:\test.txt", True)
a.WriteLine("This is a test.")
a.Close
Adam
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Su
OK, would have made sence,
Set fso = CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject")
Set a = fso.CreateTextFile("c:\test.txt", True)
a.WriteLine("This is a test.")
a.Close
straight from the help file.
Running Win2K, IIS
Cheers,
Adam
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Probably is something simple.
But how are we to know?
*post your code!*
J.R.
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Hi list,
Recently there was some
08:00 is about right for office coffee time in the States. I start reading
the list about 06:30 so it would be early coffee for me.
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??? afterlunch coffee I would have thought, its 8.14ET right now, lol
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Thanks. I'll look.
Between your 12 hours and mine, it will be tuesday morning eastern time in
the States and that will be fine with morning coffee.
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Naah, I assumed that was what you meant, but if you want to see a working
example in the meantime I have it in a few pages on my site check this one
which has a simple horizontal nav bar :
http://www.wnc.quik.co.nz/edc/sports/index.shtml
and then choose either the information or recreation sectio
Kay, its 1.27 am Tuesday morning here, if you can hold on for another 12
hours or so I will put together a coherent and hopefully succinct summary of
what I have done, but just to tease you it involves using extended SSI,
setting your own variables, and employing css to format the output.
Pretty s
I should be a little more precise than that. How about a couple of pages of
code which demonstrate points 1,2, and 3? Including, of course, the include
code. In other words, enoug so we can see how it works on a page.
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Points 1,2, and 3.
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Andrew,
which part are you interested in? [ note it is no
Hi list,
Recently there was some mention of the FileSystemObject. I'm trying to run a
script to create a file, i've just taken the example code from the help file
to create a text file and write a single line out to it, just to get it
working, but when i run the page all it does is sit there loadi
Andrew,
which part are you interested in? [ note it is not a single format
solution ]
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This would be really interesting code to see. Any chance of a sample?
drew
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So fa
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> From: sherry young [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
>
> I do have voice mail. That way I miss nothing. I have a dial
> up connection and live on the internet so people can at least
> have some hope of getting ahold of me. I prefer an answering
> machine but they all di
Jon, if you have read the earlier threads today (southern hemisphere time) I
am way behind with every thing
yes well for a mad moment I imagined that php had some magic that the normal
'form input>cgi file>template file> output file' circuit didn't.
btw earlier thread today : typo3 I really w
Hi Michael,
> Neat, just for fun I also loaded
> and thought you didn't do php justice, its SSI with attitude and more.
Good, isn't it? :-)
> One comment, I couldn't get the form input to save?
Well, there wasn't any code to save it we can go there if you want,
though
Cheers
Jon
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