Re: PHP & the website

Hey Scott !

Yes, the site is hosted at http://www.online.net and they do support
php.
I haven't used that feature mostly because of my lack of php knowledge.

Now that it seems we can have a competent maintainer for the php part,
I buy into that solution.

Cheers,

Dodji.

On Sun, Sep 26, 2004 at 12:42:52PM -0400, Scott wrote:
> Hey everyone,
> 
> If it is possible, I think we would do better to use php because of the 
> navigation and header parts of the site. Whenever we make changes to the 
> navigation section, it becomes unnecessarily laborious to make the same 
> changes for all the other pages. It increases the likelihood of human 
> error, like inconsistent navigation across the site. This is, of course, 
> the old problem of static sites. With php we could focus more on the 
> content and updates and less on updating a dozen pages when only one 
> conceptual change was needed. I'm not sure whether the server has php 
> capability, but it is easy to check. Just upload a php file (like the 
> phpinfo file I've attached). Then, just visit the page. If php is 
> available you'll see the specs for the particular php version used on 
> the server. Anyway, I don't mean to beat a dead horse...
> 
> Also on the navigation topic, anyone else think we should get rid of the 
> links page? I originally put it there, but it seems kinda old school. 
> Nobody uses "links" pages anymore. And, it would simplify the navigation 
> while eliminating the task of adding "links" content :)
> 
> 
> --scott
> 
> 

> <? phpinfo(); ?>
> 

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