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"canadianflower" <webforumsuser@macromedia.com> wrote
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> Thanks for your feedback. Is adobe going to offer a
shopping cart? If
> not, which one would you recommend that uses ASP? thanks
again for any
> feedback.
> G
> Besides with PHP you get David Powers; who could ask for
more :)
Indeed.
What I really like about PHP is that I can do in one or two
commands what
would take me 8 or 10 lines of code in VBScript. And David
Powers.... 8)
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"JBWebWorks" <webforumsuser@macromedia.com> wrote in
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>I was an ASP user for many years and switched to PHP and
am very glad that
>I
> did. I used Web Assist and continue to do so and have
learned to develop
> somewhat where any extension would not do what i wanted.
I have found PHP
> to be
> much easier to learn beyond the basics (especially in db
connections).
> i have moved dozens of sites from ASP to PHP and there
was no transfer
> available that i could find, so i just started page by
page. I have found
> that
> PHP has been more reliable.
> I saw the posting thread on WA about not supporting ASP
but feel that i
> surely
> have gotten my moneys worth out of the extensions that i
bought and they
> all
> transferred to PHP.
> Besides with PHP you get David Powers; who could ask for
more :)
>
>
>
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