[PHP] Re: IIS 5 - ASP PHP dev enviorment

2002-10-06 Thread Jason Morehouse

If the PHP interpreter is installed, there is nothing stopping you from
using both (morals aside).

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On Sun, 06 Oct 2002 21:10:22 +, Jgreening wrote:

 I have done a little searching and haven't really had a good solid answer
 for my question.
 
 I mainly use ASP for development (and will continue to), but I wanted to
 dabble in a little PHP for my own curiosity. I am using IIS 5 on Win XP Pro
 for my dev machine. I have a few ASP applications going and I am looking for
 some questions as to what to expect to happen if I set up IIS 5 to also run
 PHP. Am I putting my ASP projects in harms way, buy setting up IIS to use
 ASP and PHP?
 
 Any help would be appreciated, links to information would be just fine.
 
 Thanks.


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RE: [PHP] Re: IIS 5 - ASP PHP dev enviorment

2002-10-06 Thread Brendon G

I don't know how familiar you are with PHP yet.

But I recently decided to learn PHP myself having already learnt ASP.

These 3 things helped me the most.
This is a summary of the language differences between PHP,
JScript/Javascript and VBScript
http://php.weblogs.com/php_jscript_vbscript_1

ADOdb:  encapsulates the different PHP database code into a class that's
very similar to ADO. thus the name.  This enables you to access a MySQL Db,
an Access DB or anything else with little hassle. Handy from a cross
platform point of view and when you might need to change DB's at a later
date.
http://php.weblogs.com/ADOdb

And of course get the latest downloadable PHP manual.

Happy Dabbling!

Cheers

Brendon




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If the PHP interpreter is installed, there is nothing stopping you from
using both (morals aside).



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