We currently support only PHP and Perl. ASP support is not offered at this time on shared hosting, although it is available for an additional cost on dedicated servers.

These are all programming languages which are referred to by their acronyms. PHP - PHP: Hypertext Preprocessor ASP - Active Server Pages Perl - not an acronym Each programming language has its own benefits and uses. It is best that you research on your own to find one that best fits your needs.

These languages have their own strenghts and weaknesses. Please use the links above to research more. OzeVision supports PHP and Perl but not ASP.

These are all programming languages, that can be run on a web server. Programs or scripts written in these languages, can provide your web site with additional functionality and higher levels of dynamic content.

Use the server-side language to generate the javascript: var jsvar="<%= aspvar %>"; var jsvar="<?php echo $phpvar ?>";

Yes you can! Speakeasy supports .cgi, .php, and .asp extensions. We also provide an extensive catalogue of scripts with setup details available via our Knowledgebase. You are free to run your own scripts, provided they adhere to our Terms of Service.

See the developers section has many examples of scripts written in Active Server Pages (ASP), ColdFusion, and PHP etc.

These are all programming languages/database systems, which are referred to by their acronyms, and each of them has its own benefits and uses. MySQL and MS SQL are database systems. Depending on what your host provides, you can use a database to organize your data.

Each type of script has its own requirements (note that they must all be uploaded using the ASCII FTP transfer mode): HTML scripts can be run from anywhere in public_html/ or private_html/. HTML scripts require a .html or .htm file extension. PHP scripts can be run from anywhere in public_html/ or private_html/, although they should not be inside a /cgi-bin/ folder. PHP scripts require a .php file extension. There are two PHP script execution modes - safe_mode enabled or safe_mode disabled.

Yes. You can interact with Editlet from JSP, ASP, ASP.NET, PERL, PHP, COLDFUSION, JavaScript, etc. and just about any technology that you can think of.

Yes, jClientUpload uploads files through standard HTTP multipart request. Your server-side script could be written in PHP, JSP, ASP, ASP.NET, CGI/Perl, CGI/C++, ColdFusion ...

While we do provide many pre-installed scripts, you can still upload any of your own scripts. You can purchase scripts from many online developers or write your own. Regardless, you can upload any scripts that you may own. However, most popular scripts are pre-installed! The preinstalled scripts and software versions keep changing from Server to Server. The installed version can be a newer version than that mentioned here.

Each programming language has its own benefits and uses. It is best that you research on your own to find one that best fits your needs.

When PHPXref was originally written, PHP3 was the current release, and Perl was much more suited to the heavy text processing involved (and really, still is). The pragmatist in me tends to pick whichever language works best for a job. I wanted something that would run anywhere and generate output that required nothing more than a web browser to view.

The server allows both php and Apache ASP. PHP is the language we focus on along with supplying MySQL databases.

Because these programming languages is embedded within tags, the author can jump between HTML and the script instead of having to rely on heavy amounts of code to output HTML. Because PHP is executed on the server, the client cannot view the PHP code. These programming languages can perform many tasks, but there strength lies in their compatibility with many types of databases.

ASP (Active Server Pages) and PHP (Personal Home Page) are application 'languages' (amongst others) used to deliver dynamic content to the visitor Regardless of these the document is still presented to the user as HTML/CSS via the browser. The need for these is dependant upon the function of the web site. We will determine the need for these once we know your requirements and make all the necessary arrangements accordingly.

This depends on what type of server you use. If you have a Windows server, you will require the ASP / Access database version. If you have a Unix or Linux server then you will need the PHP / mySQL database version. If in doubt just ask your host, or drop us a email with details of your hosting plan and we will let you know. The "Standard" version is only available for Windows servers and will use PayPal for payment processing.

PHP and Perl are both scripting (programming) languages that are used to create web sites with dynamic behavior. Examples of dynamic behavior include writing data to databases, processing credit cards in real-time, and running interactive news and chat web sites. CGI is an acronym for the Common Gateway Interface, and is an older style of programming integration for web servers.

Our Servers strictly serve Microsoft Web Applications. This ensures that your ASP.NET Web Application have unrestricted access to the core components of IIS and Windows Server 2003. By only serving Microsoft Web Applications we can insure greater uptime and faster output by voiding internal IIS conflicts and slow-down that usually occur when serving multiple scripting and programming frameworks. I am VERY happy with the service I receive from Server Intellect.

ASP is Microsoft's answer to server-side web scripting which is coded primarily using VBScript or Jscript

ASP and PERL can both be used to process forms. However, there are many reasons to use ASP. ASP is often faster and has less overhead on the server. ASP is typically used on an Microsfot IIS server. However, ASP can be platform independent when using an emulator such as ChiliSoft. PERL is platform independent, you just need the PERL.EXE file on the server. ASP pages can be written in PERL, VBScript, or JavaScript. PERL files need to be written in PERL.

The AreaEdit(tm) fork was created specifically to support the PHP server side language. We use AreaEdit(tm) primarily for our formVista(tm) component framework and MOBIE(tm) information exchange platform which are both currently developed in PHP. Having said that, there is nothing preventing someone from creating a separate backend request router in another language. See the areaedit/backends/backend.php file.

This is because the code on your web site can not be processed by two conflicting methods (the front page processor or the asp (or php etc.) processor. http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/default.asp?url=/workshop/author/dhtml/reference/objects/IFRAME.asp

The development model of Millstone and template systems created for based web-page are completely different. Development with Millstone resembles client side application development with object oriented user interface framework. Template systems resemble web pages with embedded server side scripting language.

We have a number of users who edit scripted sites with EditBureau. It really depends on the site structure. If the scripting language is just used as a means of using header and footer files, then there shouldb't be an issue using EditBureau to edit the content files.

The personal webspace account does not support ASP, PHP, CGI, or Frontpage. It supports HTML & Graphic files only. You will have to use an FTP program to upload your website.