Very, very new to asp.net
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Hello, everynody! I have a question for you. I know this may sound silly, but i want to get my web pages designed in asp.net on the server as html or php. Theoretically, i'd like to know if there is any way to convert .asp pages to .html or .php because i wasn't able to find a free web domain to upload my files(after uploading, when i tried to view a page, all i saw was the code i've written). I would also appreciate if you could recommend me a free web domain that supports asp.net. Thank you very much!
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Hello, everynody! I have a question for you. I know this may sound silly, but i want to get my web pages designed in asp.net on the server as html or php. Theoretically, i'd like to know if there is any way to convert .asp pages to .html or .php because i wasn't able to find a free web domain to upload my files(after uploading, when i tried to view a page, all i saw was the code i've written). I would also appreciate if you could recommend me a free web domain that supports asp.net. Thank you very much!
I don't know if a conversion utility exists to convert ASP.NET pages into PHP. The two application platforms are entirely different, with very different means for constructing dynamic HTML from markup and code. If it were me, I would look to rewrite the application in the target platform myself, to make sure I could take advantage of the target's strengths. For example, if I were converting pages from .asp (classic ASP) to .aspx (ASP.NET), even though the pages would run in ASP.NET without changes, I would still rewrite them to get the separation of code & markup and to take advantage of databinding (both are strengths of ASP.NET).