Hmm, PHP is just a language. So Jaws is only compatible with whatever
that language produces: and in our case it's a web page. PHP is just a
web server scripting language, and if you mean whether it is accessible
when working with it on a server, this actually depends with the server
you are using. As far as I know, it is accessible on all Windows servers
like the Apache and Microsoft IIS. If you can install modules on your
server, it's as easy as poking around your config files to have PHP
functional.
If you mean PHP accessible with JAWS with a development tool such as a
text/HTML editor, this depends with the coding tool you are using. If
you are doing it with a plain text editor like Notepad, sure you can't
have problems with it.
You can also use PHP as a web interface (like a Content Management
System or a guestbook): those scripts developed by others which can help
you quickly put up a site. The accessibility of most of these scripts
found at places like Hotscripts or PHPScript Index are fairly easy to
use. If JAWS can work with a web browser of your choice, certainly these
scripts won't be a problem to tinker to your taste. You should only
worry about transferring the files to your server by FTP program.
Anyway, you can get more assistance around programming topics by
subscribing to the Blind Programming mailing list whose details are
[email protected]
Cheers,
Ishe
On 10/15/2010 8:43 AM, Madhav Chandra Das wrote:
Hi Geeks,
I am writing first time to this list.
I would like to know that is JAWS compatible with PHP?
Please help me in this regard.
Thanks
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