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  • Drew Cutter

    PHP wireless

    I would like to know whether a php ecommerce site can be viewed on any
    wireless devices (cellphone , smartphone , pda ) ? I been looking
    developing a ecommerce web page using maybe jsp or xml or xhtml . Would
    it better to use jsp or xml instead ? Newbie.

  • Sandman

    #2
    Re: PHP wireless

    In article <c17v8v$8kh$0@6 5.17.190.246>, Drew Cutter <andrewc@wcoil. com>
    wrote:
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    > I would like to know whether a php ecommerce site can be viewed on any
    > wireless devices (cellphone , smartphone , pda ) ? I been looking
    > developing a ecommerce web page using maybe jsp or xml or xhtml . Would
    > it better to use jsp or xml instead ? Newbie.[/color]

    PHP isn't browser-dependant, it's a server-side scripting language. PHP can
    produce html, wml, xhtml, xml or whatever form of text-based output you could
    imagine

    --
    Sandman[.net]

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    • Drew Cutter

      #3
      Re: PHP wireless

      Thanks

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      • Benedictum

        #4
        Re: PHP wireless


        Once you learn PHP then you can use it to generate WML codes for your
        wireless. See: http://www.w3schools.com/wap/wap_intro.asp

        "Sandman" <mr@sandman.net > wrote in message
        news:mr-6AD0ED.19474721 022004@news.fu-berlin.de...[color=blue]
        > In article <c17v8v$8kh$0@6 5.17.190.246>, Drew Cutter <andrewc@wcoil. com>
        > wrote:
        >[color=green]
        > > I would like to know whether a php ecommerce site can be viewed on any
        > > wireless devices (cellphone , smartphone , pda ) ? I been looking
        > > developing a ecommerce web page using maybe jsp or xml or xhtml .[/color][/color]
        Would[color=blue][color=green]
        > > it better to use jsp or xml instead ? Newbie.[/color]
        >
        > PHP isn't browser-dependant, it's a server-side scripting language. PHP[/color]
        can[color=blue]
        > produce html, wml, xhtml, xml or whatever form of text-based output you[/color]
        could[color=blue]
        > imagine
        >
        > --
        > Sandman[.net][/color]


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