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scastillo

2004-08-26, 12:22 pm

Hello all, I am new here and have some experiance with dreamweaver. I have
built to basic websites using this software. I recently was hired on at a
doctors office as a computer tech and he would like me to take over his
website. It was done by his nephew all in PHP by hand. It is a very nice
website and I give him alot of credit for doing it. But I dont know PHP and
want to know how hard is it to import a PHP site into dreamweaver. Any help
will be more than appreciated.

Sal

Joe Makowiec

2004-08-26, 12:22 pm

On 25 Aug 2004 in macromedia.dreamweaver, scastillo wrote:

> Hello all, I am new here and have some experiance with dreamweaver.
> I have built to basic websites using this software. I recently was
> hired on at a doctors office as a computer tech and he would like me
> to take over his website. It was done by his nephew all in PHP by
> hand. It is a very nice website and I give him alot of credit for
> doing it. But I dont know PHP and want to know how hard is it to
> import a PHP site into dreamweaver.


PHP files are plain text files, which contain PHP code and HTML code in
some combination. Just define the site in DW as you normally would and
download the site. DW will allow you to edit the files to some greater
or lesser extent, depending on how much the PHP is embedded in the HTML
or the other way around. If the HTML is all sent to the browser using
PHP 'echo' commands, it won't edit in DW to any great extent. If, on the
other hand, the PHP is used within html, you should be OK.

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