Ken Rudolph wrote:
> I know zero about html. For 10 years I've been writing my web site
> using the Netscape & Seamonkey composer which automatically formats
> the html pages. However, I've been notified that my web host is
> eliminating PHP 4 and changing over to PHP 5.2 and that some
> "scripts" (I have no idea what those are, I've certainly never used
> such a thing on purpose) may have to be updated.
>
> My question is: does Seamonkey's simple html composer make "scripts"
> that need to be modified? And if so...huh? How will I know? What
> do I have to do to change them?
Composer does not write PHP scripts, unless you knowingly code the
("filename.php") scripts by hand, same as you would with a text editor.
Since you say you don't even know what scripts are, you have nothing to
fret about.
Seems that your host supplies PHP - for those who use or need it - but
notified *all* of its clients that it was upgrading. I don't think you
need to worry about it. BTW, they should have done this upgrade a couple
of years ago. PHP4 as a development environment was abandoned in 2008.
PHP5 was actually released in 2004.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/PHP
All my sites are written with PHP, and I use Bluefish as my editor.
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-bts
-Four wheels carry the body; two wheels move the soul
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