Right, and so maybe I'm not being clear as to what I'm thinking. Here's
my current application framework for my web application:
XHTML ---> JavaScript (AJAX) ---> PHP (like a web service) --->
MySQL/XML/etc.
At the top level, where my XHTML is, Is there a reason for me to use
PHP? I don't need any content management systems, and I require
JavaScript to be enabled (or I might switch a bunch of it to server side
JavaScript). Does this paint a clearer picture of my question?
You dont need php on the frontend unless you need it to be dynamic. If that is
not the case then you dont need php in that layer. Most developers will use php
on the frontend layer that will generate the xhtml and javascript for the client
to render. If you have that handled then you dont need php to do that.
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thebigdog
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