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Hi list,
I need your expertise in how is the best way to accomplish the following task. I have a page where I use a form for a visitor to make a selection of product A or product B. Once they make the selection I want the rest of the pages they visit to reflect this selection, i.e, selected information on product A or B inserted into the pages they view. What is the best way to pursue this? php? asp? etc. |
Re: Suggestions
Gazing into my crystal ball I observed "Tom" <sail_saba@cox.net> writing
in news:sF0sb.34115$L77.4117@fed1read03: > Hi list, > > I need your expertise in how is the best way to accomplish the > following task. I have a page where I use a form for a visitor to make > a selection of product A or product B. Once they make the selection I > want the rest of the pages they visit to reflect this selection, i.e, > selected information on product A or B inserted into the pages they > view. > > What is the best way to pursue this? php? asp? etc. > > > Which ever server side you wish. Some feel that PHP is easier, some feel ASP is easier. I learned ASP first, so for me, it's easier. YMMV. -- Adrienne Boswell Please respond to the group so others can share http://www.arbpen.com |
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Sitting in an ivory tower, Tom wrote:
[on-the-fly content] > What is the best way to pursue this? php? asp? etc. What does your host support? This will be a major factor in deciding which you learn first! Either way you will probably want to look into something like sessions, which both PHP and ASP support, as a method of retaining variables across each page of your site. -- Dylan Parry http://www.webpageworkshop.co.uk - FREE Web tutorials and references |
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"Tom" <sail_saba@cox.net> wrote in message news:<sF0sb.34115$L77.4117@fed1read03>...
> Hi list, > > I need your expertise in how is the best way to accomplish the following > task. I have a page where I use a form for a visitor to make a selection of > product A or product B. Once they make the selection I want the rest of the > pages they visit to reflect this selection, i.e, selected information on > product A or B inserted into the pages they view. > > What is the best way to pursue this? php? asp? etc. Up to you. Which do you prefer? Excellent subject line, BTW. Very appropriate. -- Hywel |
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