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• Re: Dynamic PHP include to C#

  Hi Greetz, I posed this question at the SitePoint forums as well (since it seems few people patrol these forums). Anyhow, there was a little bit of a response. Not sure if it is useful to you or not, but here is the link... http://www.sitepoint.com/forums/showthread.php?t=279797

  Posted to Migrating from PHP to ASP.NET (Forum) by Everah on 10/11/2005

• Re: which is best PHP or ASP or ASP.NET

  Use whichever language you are most confortable with. Or if you feel like getting adventurous, choose a new one. I learned web app development is PHP (MySQL and Apache in combo), then picked up ASP 3.0 (SQL Server and IIS combo). I am learning ASP.NET right now and testing it using Access, MySQL and SQL Server. So far .NET (C#) and PHP are almost identical to me (except some of the built in features of the .NET framework). When I need to build an app quickly, and my clients support it, I go with

  Posted to PHP to ASP.NET Migration Assistant Alpha (Forum) by Everah on 10/10/2005

• Re: calling an aspx page from a php site.

  When you say calling an aspx page, do mean linking to it or including it? Either one should work. Linking should work just fine. I am running .NET 1.1 with PHP 4.3 on Windows 2000 and I am moving in and out of .NET and PHP pages all the time in some of my apps. Including a .NET file is a little trickier. Information can be found in the PHP Manual here and here. Take note that the dotnet_load() function is experimental and should be used with caution.

  Posted to PHP to ASP.NET Migration Assistant Alpha (Forum) by Everah on 10/10/2005

• Re: MYSQL UPDATE not Updating.

  This query looks good. Is the current value for approved something other than "Yes"? MySQL returns no affected rows if the data doesn't change. Also, can you get the error values returned from MySQL? If there is an error with the query MySQL will tell you what the error is. If there is no error in the query and the data you are throwing is changing then there is definitely something wrong. One other thing, are you clearing your cache before running the pages after making changes? I get errors similar

  Posted to MySQL (Forum) by Everah on 10/10/2005

• Re: Microsoft Visual Web Developer 2005 ~ Framework Question.....

  According to the VWD FAQs you can develop .NET 1.1 apps using VWD, but you might run into problems because it is built for .NET 2.0. Some functions that you use to make your 2.0 app might not work in 1.1.

  Posted to Visual Web Developer 2005 Express (Forum) by Everah on 10/9/2005

• Dynamic PHP include to C#

  I have an application coded in PHP that accepts a user selection and passes that selection by URL back to itself to show something in the page. As an example, I have a list of calculators that a user can select. Each one is displayed as a URL. When the user clicks the URL the page is refreshed and shows the user the calculator they chose based on a value passed by the query string. [PHP] <?php if (isset($_GET['calc_id'])) { include($path_to_calcs . "calc_" . $_GET['calc_id'] . ".php"); } else

  Posted to Migrating from PHP to ASP.NET (Forum) by Everah on 7/8/2005

• Re: PHP > ASP conversion

  Use ASP's FileSystemObject, although I am not sure what the ASP equivalent of the Global HTTP_RAW_POST_DATA is. On a side note, are you wanting to append the guestbook.xml file, or rewrite it? I think the "w+" parameter opens the file, truncates it to zero length, then adds your data to it. You may want to consider using "a+" in other PHP apps.. <% Dim objFSO, theFile, theData, objFileStream set objFSO = Server.CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject") theFile = "guestbook.xml" theData = Request

  Posted to Migrating from PHP to ASP.NET (Forum) by Everah on 6/2/2005

• Re: HTTP_Get is ASP

  PHP: $HTTP_GET_VARS (or $_GET) Ex: $_GET["user_id"] ASP: Request.QueryString Ex: Request.QueryString("user_id") I am certain there is a cleaner way to do it in .NET. I am just not totally certain what that way is. I do that know that the $HTTP_GET_VARS array in PHP is the same as the Request Object's QueryString method. $HTTP_POST_VARS are the same as the Request Object's Form method (in ASP, in .NET you use the FieldLabel.FieldValue syntax for POST vars).

  Posted to Migrating from PHP to ASP.NET (Forum) by Everah on 3/23/2005

• Newbie needs help - Online Manual?!?!?

  Does anyone know of a good online ASP / ASP.NET manual (documentation) where a guy trying to learn ASP can go to get information on built it functions, syntax and other good stuff?

  Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by Everah on 3/17/2004