Note:The Free and Commercial hyperlinks above will take you directly to DWfaq.com's store where you can read about my extensions. The Cartweaver links below will take you to their website. If you'd rather stay on this site, be sure to read my message where you'll find links to brief descriptions for your convenience.
Note: I only wrote the extensions for Cartweaver 3 for Application Dynamics Inc., not the application itself.
Note: The links below are only the most recent titles that I've been involved with. Follow the links below to visit the official book website.
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You asked for it, now you can get it; Cartweaver 2 PHP is now available. (If you didn't ask for it, we'll still let you buy it don't worry.)
As you can probably tell, we're quite excited to have a new product to offer. PHP is a very popular server model and many people have contacted Cartweaver support to inquire about a PHP version of our popular shopping cart software.
The ASP, ColdFusion and PHP versions all look the same online. To make it easier for developers who code in multiple server models, we kept all three versions as similar as possible structurally.
As for the Dreamweaver extensions, between all versions everything is identical with the exception of a few minor differences in the installation and setup due to server model requirements.
Special thanks to Tom Muck, our PHP developer for all of his hard work. You've done an incredible job Tom!
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Comment from jones on 7/24/2005
Is it really necessary to post this non Flash related item four times to the Flash XML aggregator?!
No, what aggregator are you using? If the aggregator uses the RSS feed's filter properly it should only show up once. If you give me some info I can try to get that fixed. ~Angela
Comment from Scott on 7/24/2005
I was fooled, but I am curious as to which product will survive between the two. Perhaps they'll merge them into a Frankenstein.
:-) I try not to wonder too much about that and just hope for the best. It goes without saying that I'm partial to Dreamweaver, yet saying such is the same as saying as much. At any rate, time will tell... ~Angela