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cradeg 08-28-2003 03:20 AM

ASP ? Some Questions
 
when i want to programm pages in asp i use out of the box vbscript right ?

if i dont want to use vbscript i could use javascript or ?

could i also make a asp page useing php ?

i guess not because php makes the same as asp BUT is also a scripting language or ?

wondash 08-28-2003 04:52 AM

when i want to programm pages in asp i use out of the box vbscript right ? Yes

if i dont want to use vbscript i could use javascript or ? Yes

could i also make a asp page useing php ? Nope

i guess not because php makes the same as asp BUT is also a scripting language or ?

Other scripting languages can be used (assuming the server supports them), but I've never tried.

rubicon 08-28-2003 12:59 PM

Many Windows hosts run PHP but you may find issues of file system permissions that limit certain features compared with Linux.

gigawatz 08-28-2003 07:52 PM

In order to run PHP scripts on a Windows system, visit PHP.net to get the installation package.... otherwise, wondash covered all of the other questions thus far....

good luck..

dunkelhelmut 08-28-2003 10:03 PM

I'm afraid you are confusing languages with concepts.

ASP is simply a windows term that basically refers to server-side scripting.

You can write a server-side script in many languages, on all platforms. For example, you can find implmentations of VBScript, JScript, PHP, Python, Perl, etc. for Windows, Linux, Mac, etc.

cradeg 08-28-2003 11:31 PM

thx for the infos :)

in II6 is the ASP.NET included or ?

so i can write c# for websites :) ... like vbscript or ?


:hmm: sorry if i look dumb but i try to get onto the right track before i invist my energys to learn c# :) , i am not sure what can be all done with c# but would be great if i could use it instead ov vbscript.

termnl 08-30-2003 04:11 AM

Yeah. You can use C#, JSP, PHP, VB, or any other server-side language to write web applications and the like.

I would say that PHP or C# is a good place to start.....but really, once you get the concept down, you can easily learn to do whatever you want in any language.


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