Victor Kane wrote:
On 8/15/07, *Ron Dorman* <rwd@simplydigtech.net <mailto:rwd@simplydigtech.net>> wrote:
FGM wrote: > If it's only two pages, why don't you just rewrite them in PHP ? >
don't have the heart to erase that :)
Yeah, I wish it were that simple, I'd already be done with it. One of the pages is no problem. The other one, the main/home page of the site grabs two pieces of info from the3rd parties MSSQL server and inserts it into the template and a session cookie. Since ASP and php do not share session info, I have to find, or create, something to pass it across.
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I have not seen that Drupal has the capability to support and connect to two different db's. Is there such capability I have not found yet?
right out of the box (set up in settings, array instead of scalar of course; function to switch db contexts). and I know this how?
Yes, it looks like a god starting point, but our abstraction layer does not yet support MSSQL (3rd parties db server)
I'm so smart because I read the Drupal Pro Development book, chapter 5,
Thank you for the book pointer, I had not seen it before. Now I'm going to spend some money. Ron D.