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Posted by Neredbojias on 12/19/06 06:06
To further the education of mankind, "Mike Silva" <snarflemike@yahoo.com>
vouchsafed:
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> David Segall wrote:
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>> PHP is a "write only" language and ASP almost requires a Microsoft
>> server. Head for Java Server Faces if you want to follow Sun and
>> Oracle. If you don't like Java as a server-side language you might
>> want to look at Python. The other major choice for a server-side
>> language is Perl which is extraordinarily powerful but even more
>> difficult to read than PHP.
>
> Thanks to all who offered answers. Now, I've been poking around a bit
> in Adobe GoLive (the web editing program I'm using) and I don't see
> anything in the Help about PHP or ASP, but I do see stuff about
> JavaScript and a JavaScript editor. So, how does JavaScript fit in
> with my needs, if at all? Again, thanks to all for the help.
For something simple like a background image, I probably would use
javascript if there was no other php in the page. So the non-j/s bloke
(and blokess) get the same image, big deal... 'Course, you kinda have to
know javascript, but it's simple code based upon the Date() function.
There must be examples out there in never-never virtual land somewhere.
But if you get stuck, in a couple o' days I'll make you one myself.
I generally prefer javascript to server-side scripts because unless you
have a trs 80-model one, it's faster. But...the user can turn it off and
if he/she/it scours dubious websites, there is good reason to do so.
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Neredbojias
Infinity has its limits.
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