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php vs asp
I learned visual basic, then moved onto asp with ease. but i now i am finding a bit harder to grasp php, but it is going ok. There are some things that i will have to get used to.. Such as I used to use global.asa to hold session variables, is there anything like this in php?
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Php is more like c++. You can definitely use sessions with php. Here is a link to a good sessions tutorial.
http://www.phpfreaks.com/tutorials/41/0.php |
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Thanks, i like that tutorial... he uses the same colorcoding as dreamweaver
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php is a much more powerful tool than ASP, I think you'll really like how easy it is to do certain things once you get the hang of it
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php seems to have ALOT more to it.. another thing i cant seem to find is something to clear errors..
i get the error Warning: session_start(): Cannot send session cache limiter - headers already sent everywhere i use session_start().. it is working because if i get rid of session start, my session variables wont work, but if it is there, they work but it outputs an error. what would be the equivalent to on error resume next err.clear edit:// nevermind, i found it had to be on the origional page, not an included page |
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