MIke
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Posted: 10/23/2003, 4:03 PM |
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Hi, I am newbie on codecharge. B4 I did all manual coding and now looks saving a lot of time.
B4 I only saw PHP and ASP mixed with code and html.
Can anyone work me through the process of separate or combine code and html? Be clear, there are 2 questions:
1.I have a something.asp, how can I separate code and html to add into codecharge ccp?
2. How can I combine the html and code from codecharge so I could have one something.php?
Thanks a lot.
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ryan
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Posted: 10/23/2003, 5:39 PM |
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oh my you still use CC, try CCS it will save you time and effort.
->on CC always use w/ templates
->the 'coding world' is different b/w CC and CCS
Using CC you get a gray IDE which is not intuituve enough when visualizing the entire 'look and feel'
Using CCS you picture the tables and forms and grids and template WYSIWYG.
But...but...but...you can always 'virtually' integrate EVERYTHING to CC or CCS that is of course you use function (like the common.asp are all functions and subroutines)
Imitate what CC/CCS has done, when you're in CC or CCS world you have to think like CC/CCS too :)
once you have a customized function in the common.asp like
function displayMessage()
dim disp_
disp_ = disp_ & _
"Hello I can be seen everywhere..."
displayMessage = disp_
end function
Then you can call that function displayMessage() on CCS using
tplVariable for CC or HTMLTemplate.Setvar for CCS
and the articles for that are not on my hand so you must research and research and research.
Eventually you control CC or CCS which is the fun part :)
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Mike
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Posted: 10/24/2003, 11:10 AM |
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I guess I need both.
I have a linux server with Apache and windows 2003 server with of course IIS, I would like to easily transfer my web files and make it both way.
Let me say I want to move web applications from Linux to Windows or from Windows to Linux.
Thanks.
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