AFAIK, there are no web servers out there that will allow you to pass a
single file through two separate parsing engines (i.e. PHP and CF)
Apache won't and I don't believe IIS will do it either.
So, from a web server standpoint, the server will either send a web page
through the PHP parsing engine or the Cold Fusion parsing engine, but
not both.
So, I think the answer is the CF developers will have to completely redo
the site in CF. Now, I do remember seeing some sort of CF-->PHP
converter project over at SoureForge. (www.sf.net) However, I have no
direct experience with the project, nor do I know how mature it is.
hth
--kurt
> -----Original Message-----
> From: SalvatoreJD [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Wednesday, July 25, 2001 10:32 AM
> To: PHP-General
> Subject: [PHP] PHP/Cold Fusion questions:
>
>
> Hello... Let me say thank you in advance to those who respond...
>
> How well does PHP and Cold Fusion code play together? Can PHP
> code in CF pages be parsed by PHP server or vise versa- Can
> CF code in PHP pages be parsed by the CF server? Or will this
> cause major headaches?
>
> The reason I ask is because I will be building a concept site
> for my client in PHP using a MySQL database. As the concept
> moves on to production however, I am fairly certain that the
> developers will use Cold Fusion to implement further dynamic
> features and site architecture. Also, they will probably
> want to use Access in conjunction with the CF code. If it
> were completely up to me, I'd have the whole site done in
> PHP, but unfortunately, I am not the final decision maker here.
>
> So to recap... Will the CF developers be able to use any of
> my code or will they have to redo the site completely in cold fusion??
>
> Thanks again for your input....SD
>
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