turbosig
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ASP vs COLDFUSION reference
This is more of a reference question than an actual code question.
I was looking for a syntax comparison of ASP and CFM from the asp view point
Basically something like this:
.asp
If then
else
end if
.cfm
<CFIF>
<CFELSE>
</CFIF>
You get the point a refernce guide that compares asp functions, etc to coldfusion and then gives visual examples of how to use them.
I am pretty desperate, I only have a few weeks to learn coldfusion, and I learn VERY well visually. I am an experienced .asp developer, so I figured if there was a reference book that compared all the syntaxand functions of both,, that would be awesome.
The points are high because i need this NOW and I need a GOOD reference.
I have been to Microsofts asp/vbscript/function refernece and I have been to macromedias cfm/functions reference, but I was lookg for text that brings the two together with examples.
Thanks
-I remain
I was looking for a syntax comparison of ASP and CFM from the asp view point
Basically something like this:
.asp
If then
else
end if
.cfm
<CFIF>
<CFELSE>
</CFIF>
You get the point a refernce guide that compares asp functions, etc to coldfusion and then gives visual examples of how to use them.
I am pretty desperate, I only have a few weeks to learn coldfusion, and I learn VERY well visually. I am an experienced .asp developer, so I figured if there was a reference book that compared all the syntaxand functions of both,, that would be awesome.
The points are high because i need this NOW and I need a GOOD reference.
I have been to Microsofts asp/vbscript/function refernece and I have been to macromedias cfm/functions reference, but I was lookg for text that brings the two together with examples.
Thanks
-I remain
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Whoa,
You can't just delete the question becasue the answer was not want you wanted to hear.
You must accept the fact that there is no reference known to the experts.
You could split points.
See the EE guide:
<<The correct answer to some questions is "you can't do that"
Sometimes, you'll get an answer that isn't what you want to hear; that doesn't make it a bad answer. When you ask a question, the assumption is that you don't know the answer, so how you ask the question is important. If you ask "how do I keep my HTML code hidden", the only answer that is legitmate is "don't post in on the Internet" -- and the fact that you don't like it carries no weight. Further, the fact that you offered points means that the person who first tells you "you can't do that" is correct, and deserves the points.>>
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You can't just delete the question becasue the answer was not want you wanted to hear.
You must accept the fact that there is no reference known to the experts.
You could split points.
See the EE guide:
<<The correct answer to some questions is "you can't do that"
Sometimes, you'll get an answer that isn't what you want to hear; that doesn't make it a bad answer. When you ask a question, the assumption is that you don't know the answer, so how you ask the question is important. If you ask "how do I keep my HTML code hidden", the only answer that is legitmate is "don't post in on the Internet" -- and the fact that you don't like it carries no weight. Further, the fact that you offered points means that the person who first tells you "you can't do that" is correct, and deserves the points.>>
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That's fine. I keep forgeting that I pay for this service but others may want the points.
How do I split the points between everyone who posted here prior to this question?
How do I split the points between everyone who posted here prior to this question?
ASKER
Just did it, thanks.
:-)
regards
Hart
regards
Hart
Hi turbosig !
if u r not satisfied with the asnweres - u can always have them deleted.
just put a comment saying "delete this question & refund points" in Cummunity Support & ur points will be refunded.
we all r here to help & not collect points !
if u r not satisfied with the asnweres - u can always have them deleted.
just put a comment saying "delete this question & refund points" in Cummunity Support & ur points will be refunded.
we all r here to help & not collect points !
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How do I cancel this question??