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Posted by Danny Wong on 01/10/06 07:24
Hi,
I didn't really understand your question. However, I only use php
to do my job. It can write javascript on the fly depends on what pages is
generating. Those script can be written by yourself or download from
somewhere or even copy out from DW. I found there is no problem with only
php codes. For me, I havn't use any page generator ever, I start writing my
first web using NotePad since 1996 and now using TextPad. To see what pure
php code can do, you can visit some of my job below.
http://premier.vhosthk.com
http://www.tfehk.com
http://www.hongkongtourism.com.hk (this is a chinese website and
needed GB2312 to view)
Hopes this help.
Danny Wong
"Jon" <jonra@netins.com> ΌΆΌg©σΆl₯σ·s»D:dpu37j$di1$1@news.netins.net...
> All,
>
> I'm currently researching a better way to build websites (I work for a
> small web-dev shop) and was hoping someone here could give me some
> opinions.
>
> We're currently using Dreamweaver as our main tool, and though I love the
> program itself, we want to break free from Dreamweaver templates. I have
> been writing PhP now for a good 5 months, and feel VERY comforatable with
> the language, and we currently use a combination of Dreamweaver templates
> with PHP includes. So basically, we'll include 'htmlheader()' type
> functions to build the page on the fly using PHP functions.
>
> My question really is regarding the value of dogging the DW Templates all
> together. If I can call all PhP functions for the page builds, and even
> write the side navigation based on pageIDs - is it worth taking the next
> step and building JUST PhP pages? I know the advantages of PhP, and know
> the disadvantages and advantages of DW Templates, but what are the
> disadvantages of building ALL of our pages in JUST PhP and freeing
> ourselves from the DW Templates? Am I getting into more complications with
> a move like this?
>
> Thanks in advance.
>
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