Randy Webb wrote:
If you want you can use PHP in IE/Win as a client-side scripting
language but I think that does not help you.
Do you happen to have a URI that explains how to enable it in IE6? The
last URL I had - <URL:
http://www.sitepoint.com/blogs/2004/...rnet-explorer/ > - doesn't work for me in IE6 even when I hunt down the .dll file
I have never done it for PHP itself but the Microsoft architecture
allows for other Active scripting engines, I have tested that with some
Windows Perl some years ago. It is mainly meant to allow Windows Script
Host automation with other languages than JScript and VBScript that
Microsoft provides but with that Perl installation I had you could then
also uses Perl as a client-side scripting language in HTML documents in IE.
And PHP 5 as an ActiveScript extension on Windows
<http://www.php.net/manual/en/install.windows.activescript.php>
As said I have never tried that but my understanding of that script
engine architecture is that having and registering that dll as described
will give you "PHPScript" support in ASP, WSH and in IE too.
Sorry if it does not work for you, my sentence above was mainly meant as
a theoretical argument to make it clear that knowledge of a certain
programming language does not necessarily imply you can then directly
master any framework or API or object model that programming language
provides access to.
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Martin Honnen
http://JavaScript.FAQTs.com/