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SirPaladin

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  1. Well, I`d had used ASP .NET because I find it cooler than PHP. >__>Well, perhaps you`d give me a more precise answer if I said my idea.So here`s the point. I want to define some XML tags, so using my tag set, i can query a database (or another XML file) and show the output. So basically, I want to try out my idea for a ColdFusion kinda project, but written in ASP.NET mostly.And for it to work, ideally, I`d have two files. The XML one, which I run, and the .aspx file my XML chooses as stylesheet. Seeing as XML takes the XSL file and uses it on the client, I guess it won`t find the ASP code, but its output, XML XSLT code.So will it work?

  2. How do I insert the data from the CreateUserControl into a DB? I can`t seem to find anything in the generated object./edit: Um... I think I found the member vars I needed. Anyway... tips on the CUW control? >__>

  3. I bought a book, for a bit more advanced users. Nevertheless, it came handy to me. :)It`s more about ASP.NET`s controls, and how to extend them using C#. It`s also got a CD-ROM."Building Web Solutions with ASP .NET and ADO .NET" - Dino Esposito...the only one I`ve found here in Romania.

  4. What Choco means is "Please don't poo and um... make water in this topic by writting silly posts in it". I'm almost sorry I had to poo here just to say that :) .
    I`m not stupid, you know. >__>
  5. Yup you run it on a server and it produces html to send to the browser, C doesn't (not natively) produce HTML code when compiled.Writeing a webpage in C is like plowing a field with a saxaphone...C was never meant to do it. Yes I am sure you can make it work with a lot of coffee and aspirin but why would you???
    For power. But I wouldn`t, really. I was just n00bishly assuming something. I don`t think that`s a good reason to assume that I actually want to code a web project in C.
  6. No! Can you run your C application in Internet Explorer or any other browser.
    Can you run your PHP app in a browser (question mark).You run it on a server.And in case you couldn`t read, I just read about C(++) being used before Perl and PHP. I haven`t got the slightest idea on how, but I`m guessing it`s pretty in-depth.
  7. Methinks you're right:Also: C is not a server-side language. You might use it to write applications that run on a server, but it is not a server-side language the same way PHP is.
    If you can use it for server apps, it means it can be used as a server-side language, right? :)/edit:
    I would like to see an example of how this is done...I am still skeptical.
    Well hey, I read about it, I still haven`t got an idea...
  8. The web isn`t so complicated unless you want to do in-depth stuff. You can learn to design and even program small applications for webpages pretty easily. You just have to be patient. In a years` time, you`ll be a guru. :)

  9. My all-time favourite server-side project is a bulletin board/ messageboard / forum software. My dream is to publish one. :)I guess these apps are the most widely-used on the internet. That`d be a reason for it to be OK for a community project.

  10. I'm no expert with PHP, but the first thing that comes to my mind is a regular expression:
    ereg("([0-9]) (Jan|Feb|Mar|Apr|May|Jun|Jul|Aug|Sep|Oct|Nov|Dec)", "10 Oct", $ArrayThatWillContainEachPart);

    or perhaps thetoken-get-all() function:

    $tokens = token_get_all('10 Oct');

    Since the months are all 3-letter, a string modifier using substr() would be better IMHO. But I never tried it. :)
  11. Perhaps practical projects, BBCode like it`s been mentioned, how to code finite data trees (for forums, for example), paging etc.. It`d be very interesting. Although you could just stick to theory and add a detailed OOP page. :)

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