You seem pretty keen on it. J
Frankly, this is off list, so I am not
going to get into the debate. I have used PHP in the enterprise, but I’m
a .NET developer now, and all this
“my interpreted/compiled language is
better than yours” crap is just nonsense. I couldn’t give a damn
what coldfusions’ user base is, or if it is larger than PHP5.
I’d recommend PHP to anyone
wanting to get into Object Oriented programming without their brains exploding!
A transition to a compiled language from
there is relatively painless.
Most of the users of this list are either
struggling with web standards and accessibility and CSS or they already know
their stuff (you know who you are) and want to help those who are struggling.
This doesn’t help solve the problem
the original poster had.
If he hasn’t given up yet!
Peter
-----Original
Message-----
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Of csslist
Sent: 25
January 2005 09:15
To: [email protected]
Subject: re: SPAM-LOW: RE: [WSG]
.php extension
BTW surely you are not suggesting that Coldfusion is
a serious
competitor for PHP5? - not one for this list though? :-)
a serious competitor? haha
php wont catch up to coldfusions user base for a long time and that probably
wont happen at all unless php takes on an underlying structure from either java
or .net.
last stats i saw cfm was pretty far infront
an quite honestly the only real reason i have heard anyone say they dont use
cfm is the cost and for most of us there really is no cost unless ur building
an enterprised sized app then the $1200 is far a bargain in time saved
programming and if it is a enterprised app it most likely wont be done in php
anyway.
i dont see how u can compare php to cfm at all, especially not power wise now
that cfm has a j2ee backbone and can run jsp tags right and has all that java
power to run on not to mention all the new goodies in blackstone (flash forms,
reporting, sms, 1 tag codes for pdf or flashpaper output, etc...)
so usually it comes down to basically ppl being severely under-informed about
coldfusion.
not to mention cfm & flash run hand in hand together, whoo hoo
and u dont have to rely on someones cruddy programming and hacks for things
such as amfphp when its built into cfm
but to each his own :)
From:
"Peter Goddard" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Tuesday, January 25, 2005
3:43 AM
To: [email protected]
Subject: SPAM-LOW: RE: [WSG] .php
extension
If your host has set up Apache correctly, naming the file anything.php
should enable you to view it in your browser.
Do you have Apache installed on your development machine?
Does the file work there?
Have you got the same Apache version as your host?
Have you got the same version of PHP as your host?
Could you provide a link to the source code?
Have you tried posting to one of the excellent php forums - (eg
Sitepoint.com)
The chances are that your host is running Apache 1.3.xxxx with PHP4.xxxx
BTW surely you are not suggesting that Coldfusion is a serious
competitor for PHP5? - not one for this list though? :-)
Hope this helps
Peter
-----Original Message-----
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
Behalf Of csslist
Sent: 20 January 2005 22:47
To: [email protected]
Subject: Re: [WSG] .php extension
is the page titled index.php or default.php?
if so then u need to have the host set up your site to look for either
one by default and also flush the cash
u should also take a look at coldfusion ;)
---------- Original Message ----------------------------------
From: Bruce
Reply-To: [email protected]
Date: Thu, 20 Jan 2005 13:30:45 -0500
>Paul wrote:
>
>>I have a template that I have created and am creating all my pages
from
>>that. I have named this file x.html but when I try and rename it to
>>x.php, because I have some dynamic content on it, nothing displays.
Any
>>ideas why this happens ?
>>
>>Paul
>>
>>
>
>This may sound dumb, but I switched to php a few times, if you don't
>delete the old html file the browser will pick that up instead. But I'm
>sure you thought of that :-)
>Bruce Prochnau
>www.bkdesign.ca
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