Coder needed - PHP to ASP
 

Hello,

I need 2 simple redirect script in PHP converted into ASP.

Under a Windows Server, they take 3-5 seconds to load... that's obviously way too slow. The other PHP scripts seem to be OK, but not those one.

So either I try to convert them into ASP and see how it does, otherwise I will need to switch the domain to a linux server.

Please contact me at theindigo2k $at$ yahoo $dot$ com or leave your info here.

Thanks.

Asp?You mad ?

Why? Does it suck that much? I have no idea... this is the first time I have to use a windows server (always been using linux in the past 10 years). I don't know asp

<%
Response.Redirect "http://url_to_redirect_to.com"
%>

I'll send you the invoice later :thumbsup

Thanks Sarettah! Tried it though but it did not work;

<%
Response.Redirect "http://www.google.com"
%>

in index.asp

Not Found
The requested document was not found on this server.

Web Server at xxx.com


Plus, I have another one that does 2 redirects... via two .php files.

Link located on www.flowers.com

Script redirect to $site1, then $site2

Referral shows the traffic comes from $site1 (first .php file)

Hmm, well, the "Not Found" would be a 404 error meaning that the server could not find the index.asp page I think, not that the redirect didn't work.

So, first check and make sure you got the index.asp in the right place and then check to see that asp is actually running.

What server are you running under windows, I know on server 2003, ASP had to be enabled, on server 2008 and Win7 it needs to be installed I think. The last version that it was enabled automatically (that I am aware of) was server 2000.


For index.asp try a simple hello world first to see if it finds the page and asp is running.

<%

Response.Write "Hello World"

%>


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Yes,especially since you can run php on windows without problem.

my advice is to avoid widows as webserver by any means...

Going to asp and iis is a step backward from Linux and PHP. Why would you do that?

Exactly. Microsoft technology is for morons. :2 cents:

Not really,i had once windows and didnt had clue how to install/run anything so i requested to reinstall with linux.

I tend to work with whatever environment my client, or employer, has on their server.

My own stuff I run off of linux with php.





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You're excused. Windows is only good for a server environment if you enjoy installing updates daily and restarting servers hourly.

Yep. I had my Microsoft Certified Systems Engineer (MCSE) back in the NT4 days. It was only when I had dealt with MS crap professionally that I realized how vastly superior Linux was. MS makes a great desktop OS though. Linux hasn't figured that out yet.