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yankeeblues
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converting dreamweaver to FP - 4/4/2003 21:16:21
I posted this a few weeks ago but didn' t see any replies. A potential client had a site built by another firm that was built using the dreamweaver/cold fusion platform. I might assume responsibility for the site. I would prefer to convert it to a non-proprietary html/asp site. Some of the hyperlinks look like this <a href=" ./?PG=1&FN=1" > What' s up with this?
The easy way out would be to set up a cold fusion server package and load the web as-is but cold fusion server packages seem to be very expensive and the site has only a small database app that would work jsut as well with Access/ASP.
Does anyone make a filter/converter from dreamweaver-built sites? Thanks for your help. Dan The site has about 120 pages
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Shirley
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RE: converting dreamweaver to FP - 4/4/2003 22:54:27
DW to FP is a non issue. Coldfusion to Access is the issue so I am moving this to the Database forum
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mbmunday
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RE: converting dreamweaver to FP - 4/5/2003 17:05:23
Don' t fear (although fear is not really the word I' m looking for) ColdFusion.....if you started to learn it you just may prefer it over ASP, like I have. I have saved A LOT of time with ColdFusion because you do not need near as much code to perform a function, compared to ASP.
Just my $.02.
Good Luck,
MB
< Message edited by mbmunday -- 4/7/2003 1:05 PM >
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