PHP engine built-in to Dreamweaver?

Are website engines built-in to Dreamweaver, like PHP, JSP, and ASP.NET?

If so then can they be upgraded?

I've got PHP and the .NET Framework installed on my local machine, and
it always confused me as to what Dreamweaver MX is using.

Thanks for your help.

Bruce W.1 wrote:

Are website engines built-in to Dreamweaver, like PHP, JSP, and ASP.NET?

If so then can they be upgraded?

I've got PHP and the .NET Framework installed on my local machine, and
it always confused me as to what Dreamweaver MX is using.

Thanks for your help.
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Got my answer elsewhere, no thanks to the dimwits in this newsgroup.

You folks should spend less time with Dreamweaver wizards and more time
with real code, then maybe you'd learn something.

"Bruce W.1" <bw (AT) noDirectEmail (DOT) com> wrote

Bruce W.1 wrote:

Are website engines built-in to Dreamweaver, like PHP, JSP, and ASP.NET?

If so then can they be upgraded?

I've got PHP and the .NET Framework installed on my local machine, and
it always confused me as to what Dreamweaver MX is using.

Thanks for your help.
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Got my answer elsewhere, no thanks to the dimwits in this newsgroup.

You folks should spend less time with Dreamweaver wizards and more time
with real code, then maybe you'd learn something.

I recall your original post. I also recall thinking that no one could
possibly be that stupid.

Your follow up post proves I was wrong.

.oO(Bruce W.1)

Got my answer elsewhere,

Good.

no thanks to the dimwits in this newsgroup.

Bad.

1) This is a free discussion group, no 24/7 support hotline. You get
what you paid for.

2) There's no guarantee that you'll get a useful answer (if any). Maybe
no one knows an answer, maybe some capable of answering didn't read
the question, maybe some didn't consider the question worth to be
answered (search engines and archives exist) ... but who knows.

3) Offending the regulars in this group, who voluntarily spend their
time helping other people without getting paid, is at least clumsy.

Micha