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CommentAuthorcastis
- CommentTimeJan 12th 2007
Ok, i know this isnt a designing question but I sorta have a problem here. Im working for a company as just customer support but the project manager for IT is getting me into the web design part after I put my nose in and started helping him one day. For the project to sort of "prove myself" ive been given the task of making one look like another.
Anyways, in getting into everything I can see everything is put together in ASP
which sucks because VBscript is lame in my eyes.
Thats just a little background. Do any of you know of a sort of crash course in ASP that I can take a look at that would help the transition between PHP and ASP? -
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- CommentAuthormadrock
- CommentTimeJan 12th 2007 edited by madrock on the 12th January 2007 at 07:47:20 EST
www.asp101.com
He has lessons, really good examples; it was from his examples that i developed a bespoke CMS for a company.
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CommentAuthorSean
- CommentTimeJan 12th 2007
I come from an ASP background. It's very similar to PHP, just a few syntax changes.
Just do some Google searching for PHP to ASP and I'm sure you'll do fine.
You can also contact me off forum for specific help if needed.
I've also done ColdFusion to PHP work as well. -
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CommentAuthorgnome
- CommentTimeJan 12th 2007
Ewww! I assume VB stands for visual basic, which is really easy to write, but painful to maintain, and barely object oriented. -
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- CommentAuthorpapab30
- CommentTimeJan 12th 2007
Is there a reason for wanting to use Classic ASP? Most people who use a Microsoft platform have gone to ASP.Net using either C# or VB.Net.
With the introduction of the free Visual Web Developer Express edition of Visual Studio, there is really no reason for not downloading the editor and taking it for a spin. You'll find that creating quick and simple database driven websites is really easy. In fact, if you use the tools provided, you really don't even have to know much code at all to get a nice site up and running.
I'd advise against going through the effort of picking up the bad habbits of Classic ASP pages and look for a more object oreientated programing langauge that will allow you to do more things easier.
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