[usababe]

anybody ever heard of or used iHTML? I was noticing that a local web designer used iwebmanager and requires iHTML on their servers.... I was asked if i could update a website for local curling club who uses them... I haven't ever used or even heard of iHTML before now.. anybody? From what I can tell it's server-side scripting and has db connectivity... and their iwebmanager is proprietary from what i can tell... just curious if anyone has seen it around.

[DrCaleb]

usababe wrote:

anybody ever heard of or used iHTML? I was noticing that a local web designer used iwebmanager and requires iHTML on their servers.... I was asked if i could update a website for local curling club who uses them... I haven't ever used or even heard of iHTML before now.. anybody? From what I can tell it's server-side scripting and has db connectivity... and their iwebmanager is proprietary from what i can tell... just curious if anyone has seen it around.

No such thing. HR - who post these things - have no clue when it comes to making job offers up. I've seen job requirements like '10 years experience with Windows 2008'.

[acidcomplex]

actually it does exist (or used to) and its called inline hypertext markup language. Even look at there website

http://www.ihtml.com/.

I would honestly say you know it, go in there and advise them you need to update the system.

Then obviously use html,css,php, mysql etc

[raydan]

Yeah it does exist... it's like a combination HTML, javaScript with database interaction all in one product/language.

I don't like it as I prefer to have the best tool to do each job.

[usababe]

yeah, I've seen the website for the company that designed it but have read lots of bad reviews of it

[PostFactum]

DrCaleb wrote:

'10 years experience with Windows 2008'.

A big look in future