I took over management of a website and I was wondering how I could tell what language was used for the form processing. After entering information into a form the results is displayed on another page.<!--content-->Take a look at the value of the 'action' attribute to the FORM element. The file extension will give you a clue.<!--content-->Originally posted by Dave Clark <br />
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⇒ ASP/JScript<br />
⇒ ASP/PerlScript<br />
⇒ ASP/Python<br />
⇒ ASP/VBScript<br />
⇒ JSP<br />
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Dave <br />
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How dare you put jsp at fifth place<br />
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<!--content-->That's assuming it's a scripting language. It could be a compiled (executable) file using CGI, written in any programming langauge which supports standard input/output.<br />
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JSP at 5th place? PHP is last!
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Adam<!--content-->You'll note that Perl is the penultimate. He must be using some random ordering.<!--content-->Well then next time put Perl first, where is should be.<!--content-->
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⇒ ASP/JScript<br />
⇒ ASP/PerlScript<br />
⇒ ASP/Python<br />
⇒ ASP/VBScript<br />
⇒ JSP<br />
............<br />
Dave <br />
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How dare you put jsp at fifth place<br />
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<!--content-->That's assuming it's a scripting language. It could be a compiled (executable) file using CGI, written in any programming langauge which supports standard input/output.<br /><br />
JSP at 5th place? PHP is last!
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Adam<!--content-->You'll note that Perl is the penultimate. He must be using some random ordering.<!--content-->Well then next time put Perl first, where is should be.<!--content-->