Andrew,
Go ahead and try it. Worse comes to worse you uninstall, reboot and do a new
clean install if you screw it up. That's why you learn on your own system.
If running XP (whatever version) create a restore point before you begin and
if necessary you can go back to that point after you uninstal
Dear all,
i just keep reading your tread and learn from your talking. this is
something that i've been wanting to do but afraid screw up my cpu.
thanks all
regards,
andrew lau
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Don't think it will work for what she wants. If she's using FP it requires
the ASP to be written with Vbscript.
Point is sort of moot anyway because FrontPage ASP calls components
installed as part of the FrontPage Server Extensions and the Apache version
only run on non-Microsoft operating syste
Cheryl,
It comes up with
<% response.write "Hello World"
So I imagine that means it is not set up for asp.A bit of googling suggests it
might not be easy to add asp to the Easy set up, though there seems to be an
apache/asp combination at
Apache::ASP
Apache::ASP provides an Active Serv
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the United States yesterday in a bid to crack down on unsolicited e-mails,
or spam.
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Cheryl D. Wise
Certified Professional Web Developer
MS
You can always use the traditional:
<% response.write "Hello World"
Save on a page with a .asp extension.
Cheryl D. Wise
Certified Professional Web Developer
MS-MVP-FrontPage
www.wiserways.com
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From: Joseph, Smile-Poet
I
No, with the minor exception of Apache ASP but that support perl script only
and not vbscript or jscrpt so for all practical purposes it does not. It
supports PHP.
Cheryl D. Wise
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MS-MVP-FrontPage
www.wiserways.com
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Joseph--
Sorry I am not sure. From the searching I have been doing, it doesn't look
like it supports ASP. :-(
This is getting more and more complicated all the time. I guess I will go
back to my old method (publishing the pages to my production server and
viewing them there). It is cumbersome-- b
I think to run asp on an apache server, you have to add a third party program like
chilesoft ASP to handle asp type things, I'm in class right now, so I can't google for
it but you should be able to find out more with a simple google search for asp using
an apache server.
sorry i can't provide
Janet,
I'm here for a little while. Is there something similar to 'php info' I could put
in the browser to test for it? I know it recognises the <% %> tags, but I know no
more than that.
Josseph
>
> Thanks Joseph-
>
> Do you know if it supports ASP?
>
> Janet
>
>
> - Original Mes
Thanks Joseph-
Do you know if it supports ASP?
Janet
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To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Thursday, March 11, 2004 2:12 PM
Subject: [wdvltalk] Re: Simple Web Server?
> Janet,
>
> I'm late into this, but Easyphp1-7 sets up
Hi Jim
Re: National Home Awards
I really like your site. I think the large amount of white and white
space makes it look very clean, neat, and professional. I did check some
of the links and they work well.
I will admit that our Navigation method is different, but not so
unusual that it won't wor
Janet,
I'm late into this, but Easyphp1-7 sets up Apache, mysql and php in
one virtually unaided; I've put it on Xp home and it seems to work
as well as on W98. I don't know if the form of Apache will serve
what you want, but I'm sure it is worth a look.
www.easyphp.org
Joseph
Chacha Joe
For
Drew--
If I read German! Ha! I just finished a four week German for Travelers
class and couldn't get past how to pronounce the *ich* sound! I think I
think I will be able to write server applications before I ever learn enough
German to read the tutorials. :-)
Thanks for the other links--I wil
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From: jmwcruiser [
Sent: Thursday, March 11, 2004 12:13 PM
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Thanks John -
Sounds like I need to set aside some time to get Apache going. If I can get
Apache working, then I won't need to upgrade to XP Pro
Yes -- the integration was a big attraction. But it only works (the preview
part) when you have the site on a local server-- not a remote. I spent some
time in the TopStyle newsgroup and that is the verdict from tech support. I
had it set up to use TS for the CSS editor in FrontPage. That part work
Unfortunately, the preview pane does not reflect the linked style sheet. I
only get an error message when trying to preview in browser. Not sure why it
won't preview in the browser-- it does for my other FP sites. I will need to
research this.
Thanks
Janet
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From: "Ch
At 06:49 AM 3/11/2004, you wrote:
Would appreciate some feedback and an allround check of a new site that I've
just finished.
Very nice, Jim =) I like the design particularly the outline
effect. Simple but classy. Never saw anyone use that kind of nav
before. Interesting thought. It looks c
BTW, did you know you can integrate TopStyle into FrontPage so that when you
save your CSS file in TopStyle the updates are recognized and added to the
FP Style dropdown box (one on the left of the format menu that defaults to
"normal") to make it easier to use CSS on your pages?
There are instruc
To preview CSS correctly in FrontPage you need to either use the Preview tab
or use "preview in browser" from the file menu. The design or "normal"
window uses an older rendering engine.
Cheryl D. Wise
Certified Professional Web Developer
MS-MVP-FrontPage
www.wiserways.com
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It is harder for someone who does not understand servers to configure Apache
than it is IIS. It can be done even by someone with no server experience if
you read the docs. There are some installs available that will preconfigure
some of the most common settings for you but if you are going to go th
Thanks John -
Sounds like I need to set aside some time to get Apache going. If I can get
Apache working, then I won't need to upgrade to XP Pro as there is nothing
else I need -- at least that I know of at the moment. Maybe this would be
more of a permanent solution that I originally thought.
Th
If you don't need to test asp you can install Apache on Windows XP Home.
Otherwise you will need to bite the bullet and upgrade. If you want to test
PHP & MySQL there are even some packages you can download that will install
all and configure all three to work together at one time. Otherwise you ca
Janet
I have apache on Window 98 and it works a dream. The caveat being I don't
know how happy it is on later versions of windows.
As far as you're concerned the only thing you need working straight away is
server side includes. These may or may not be already enabled, but if not
you can edit th
Well this really all started when I tried the demo version of TopStyle. I
like the program but it requires a local web server to preview the
documents. One thing led to another and . . . well you know how it goes.
Why is it things escalate so much? Even at home-- I start to clean the light
switche
Yes, I do have a copy Apache for Windows but in doing some Google searching
it seemed there were many issues cropping up on configuring it. I have this
fear I will install Apache and all sorts of problems will start popping up
and I will be worse off than I am now. At least now-- although my method
There are a number of suggestions available; a Google on the subject should
turn up several. However, you should note that it is not necessary to have a
local server to test either CSS or javascript, both of which are basically
client-side. Also, depending upon your tool of choice, you may not need
Janet,
Have you tried Apache for Windows. It's pretty easy to install and you can
be up and running in no time. And it's free. Once you have it you can
extend your server knowledge at you ease.
John.
Hello-
I am hoping one of you fine folks will be able to help me out.
The situation: I run on a Window XP Home PC and do not have a local web
server. Up until recently this has been only a moderate inconvenience-- I
just post the test pages on my hosted server in a test area. This is not the
best
I agree with the other comments -- the splash screen adds no value to the
viewer and the pulldown navigation makes it difficult for the viewer to
understand what is in the site ( you have to keep using a scrollbar-- and
remembering the topics). The copy should be rewritten-- using the *reverse
pyra
What he said. Plus, I also noticed that IE's small image toolbar pops up in
the interstices between paragraphs of your copy. Not good. When you rework,
consider slicing the image and not using it as a background for the entire
page.
Cheers,
Scott
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From: "rudy" <[EMAIL
Thank you, Bj! As it happens, that's exactly the approach I ended up with. I
had tried it a bit earlier (before my query), but got bad results due to a
misplaced single quote. While continuing to experiment with different
approaches, I completely rewrote the statement and it worked fine. I went
bac
> www.nationalhomeawards.com
bad - splash page
bad - horizontal scrollbar
bad - copy on the home page is terminally boring and full of marketing
gobbledegook
BAD BAD BAD -- navigation broken if javascript is off
that's when i left
i am so sorry it wasn't a more positive experience
rudy
Hi Guys,
Would appreciate some feedback and an allround check of a new site that I've
just finished.
Many thanks
Jim
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Hi Deb,
That looks like a good little utility. Thanks for linking me to it (and the
other sites)!
And thanks to everyone else who responded. You've made this morning much
easier than yesterday. ;-)
Ali
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