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Stupid question maybe... ASP pages on Apache v2.0.54 ?

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i'm not PHP skilled as with ASP coding

can i use my webspace (PHP 5.0.4 + Apache v2.0.54 ) to run some .asp pages ?

Thanks a lot


Dario





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www.techdo.com said:
i'm not PHP skilled as with ASP coding

can i use my webspace (PHP 5.0.4 + Apache v2.0.54 ) to run some .asp pages ?

Thanks a lot
Dario
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PHP and ASP are different languages.

What you need to do is either upload a asp file and see if it works, OR ask your website provider if the webserver supports asp.
 
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wow
with a simple test.asp page i got

"Internal Server Error" :(

Code:
  <%@ Language="VBScript" %>
  <% Option Explicit %>

   <HTML>
    <HEAD>
      <TITLE>ASP Test Page</TITLE>
    </HEAD>

    <BODY>

      <% Dim TestString %>
      <% TestString = "ASP is Working!" %>

      <H1>

        <% Response.Write TestString %>

      </H1>
    </BODY>
  </HTML>





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for asp pages to work with apache mod_asp needs to be installed in the system, even with mod_asp it is not guaranteed to work.
 
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what you need to do by the looks of it, is ask your Hosting Provider if they have a windows server they can move you onto. that way you should be able to get php AND asp on the same website working.



www.techdo.com said:
wow
with a simple test.asp page i got

"Internal Server Error" :(

Code:
  <%@ Language="VBScript" %>
  <% Option Explicit %>

   <HTML>
    <HEAD>
      <TITLE>ASP Test Page</TITLE>
    </HEAD>

    <BODY>

      <% Dim TestString %>
      <% TestString = "ASP is Working!" %>

      <H1>

        <% Response.Write TestString %>

      </H1>
    </BODY>
  </HTML>





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Right

thank you

Dario



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