Does Coldfusion also have these issue or does the code from all old versions work? We may try to develop in that instead of PHP in the future if so. It takes to long to update code on hundreds of old sites developed in DW8 with PHP 4 or 5.
bgarrant wrote: Does Coldfusion also have these issue or does the code from all old versions work? We may try to develop in that instead of PHP in the future if so. It takes to long to update code on hundreds of old sites developed in DW8 with PHP 4 or 5. |
I don't know, because my experience of ColdFusion is rather limited. All I can say is that the code in Dreamweaver 8.0.2 and CS3 is perfectly valid. Dreamweaver CS4 introduced some simple changes to ensure future compatibility with PHP 6.
As far as PHP 6 is concerned, it will involve some major changes to the language. But Ilia Alshanetsky, one of the main contributors to the development of PHP is on record as saying he thinks it will be 3-4 years before PHP 6 becomes production-ready: http://news.php.net/php.internals/44806.
If you're developing hundreds of sites, it sounds rather risky to continue relying on an old version of Dreamweaver to keep your code up to date.