does it make different google judges a php/asp site?

faedia

actually i never tried php website,as though my current webspace support php but i havent got permission to use mysql db yet.

can anybody tell me

(1)if its diffrenent google judges a website when its by php or asp?
(2)with php i knew its faster, but can i use it without any sql something , instead ,will access be ok??

ps:

My site is really simple but it gets PR3 this week?
http://www.faedia.com

This site is since Oct.2004, but i never make any improvment before May

2005.
Now the main page is PR=3, and others remain 0,

can somebody tell me why it gets PR3 and what shall i do to make it even

higher?

Rodney_H_

faedia wrote:
can anybody tell me ...
(2)with php i knew its faster, but can i use it without any sql something , instead ,will access be ok??

I can't answer all of your questions, as I am a newbie, but I do know that you can use php with flat files instead of sql.

nudotfm

As far as i am aware php being one of the most popular web dev languages on the planet does not loose ranking for the extension.

If that is the case as i said it can be disguised.

Visit http://nu.fm for an example of this. Select the register.html from the menu. In the background is 100% php code, but it appears to be a standard html file which it is not. Press the register button and you'll see that it has much intelligence behind it.

Hope this helps.

Respect love and peace to the world. 🙂

faedia

the nu.fm forum is really a simple one ,i registered but can not find how to post...
help

nudotfm

faedia wrote:
the nu.fm forum is really a simple one ,i registered but can not find how to post...
help

Yes so simple it is only 24k code. :-)

Thanks for registering there is a greeting on the home page. I wondered whether ppl would spot it. you just click on the short descriptions in the enclosed box.

PS added click signs so revisit.

Thanks
Eamonn

LoganK

1) No, Google does not judge the page based on coding language. I am shocked that people would even think Google would put certain extensions ahead of others, like Microsoft is paying off Google or something.

2) PHP does not need to be used with any database at all. It is a full-featured programming language, and I have yet to see a programming language which requires a database (save for SQL 😉). Just like Visual Basic, C, J#, JavaScript, Ada, etc., you do not need a database to program with it, and the absense of a database will not hinder the things you can do with PHP.

faedia

tks LoganK, im now more than before interested in php language already🙂
ive had a mini forum ready with helps

thank you all!

LoganK

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