Need the %'s of people using PHP, ASP, or neither.

Chizzad

Anybody know where I can find the percentage of websites that are dynamic(specifically PHP, ASP) to the websites that are static(specifically HTML)

Thanks Guys,
Chad

Doug_G

You forgot "both"

Weedpacket

People or sites? Sites would be very difficult - you can't really tell from just looking at it whether a given site or part of a site is dynamic or static. The server might say that it supports PHP or whatever in its headers (and there are ≈14.7 million domains that say that, as opposed to 9.6 million domains on IIS servers), but that doesn't mean that any given site being served from it is written in PHP.

More stuff can be reached from http://www.php.net/usage.php

planetsim

Its starting to diminish that line a little

goldbug

I need a set of snow tires. You get me some, and I'll give you some percentages. 😃

Chizzad

Goldbug,
Your sense of humor is about as good as Stevie Wonder's hearing.

Weedpacket,

Thans for the link, that's the beginning of what I needed.

goldbug

Originally posted by Chizzad
Goldbug,
Your sense of humor is about as good as Stevie Wonder's hearing.

I'm not sure you meant that. In fact, I'd wager that due to Stevie Wonder's lack of sight, he has better hearing than most humans.

You're in echo lounge buddy, nowhere does it state you will get serious answers in here.

planetsim

Im pretty sure its a requirement 😃

Put it this way. See the PHP line is, drop down a bit and you'll see where ASP is roughly but picture is going down rapidly.

Unless you mean ASP as in ASP/ASP.Net

LordShryku

Originally posted by Chizzad
Goldbug,
Your sense of humor is about as good as Stevie Wonder's hearing.

Yeah, he's a pretty funny dude, huh?

drawmack

okay so as far as you're concerned dynamic means they are using php or asp?

What about flash, cold fusion, perl, html/os, etc.? There are lot's of ways to make a dynamic site.

As far as you're concerned static sites means html. What about txt, pdf, images, etc.? There are lots of ways to do a static site as well.

Also just cause a site uses php or asp does not mean they are dynamic. What if the site is static but they use templates and just do php pages with include statements to include the header and footer but it's all still static stuff on the pages?

I think it is next to impossible to get acurate percentages on things like these because the data becomes very murky very quickly. It's like asking how many people in the United States are wearing Hanes underwear right now? You cannot answer that because by the time you collect the data it has changed.