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Hi All

Looking to start a site like w3*InThePremiership*com.

Needs to have the same functionaility, possibly a admin panel to update legue tables news etc etc

Will obviously be on a different domain and would also like the functionailty to be able to apply the same to other sports i.e. rugby, motorsport, cricket etc etc

So maybe some sort of generic script or add-on for Jommla or Wordpress

Please PM with any ideas

Cheers

That template isn't a joomla nor wp template, it's a custom build by studio7designs.

It's blog widgets and basic casing around some pretty clean database table display forms. It's done in asp. Would function better in php but that's a personal preference.

You can check out asp scraping here:
You can check out the studio that claims to have built it here:
You can see a functioning asp form from their site here:
In the future, to keep from having to use those astrisks and such all the time, just use the '

It's done in asp. Would function better in php but that's a personal preference.

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It's not done in ASP. It's done in ASP.NET. Why do you think it would "function better" in PHP?

Hey guys thanks for the info

So is it possible to recreate?

Cheers

Yeah, I noticed that it is .net after I posted that. Nothing against asp nor asp.net platforms. I think php tends to process a little faster and is more flexable, however, again, that is a personal preference.

195471 said:

It's not done in ASP. It's done in ASP.NET. Why do you think it would "function better" in PHP?

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aftershock2020 said:

I think php tends to process a little faster and is more flexable, however, again, that is a personal preference.

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I disagree, but I do not want to get into a big argument over this, especially in someone else's thread. To each his/her own.

fergster said:

So is it possible to recreate?

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Of course it is. I recommend having it developed using ASP.NET 3.5 | VB 2008 | SQL Server 2008...but that's just my personal preference.

Nah, no arguement here, man. They both work. It's like windows or linux server or mac or pc...just a preference. In this case, I agree with you that this site is a great choice for the .net platform. It obviously works in it's current form.

195471 said:

I disagree, but I do not want to get into a big argument over this, especially in someone else's thread. To each his/her own.



Of course it is. I recommend having it developed using ASP.NET 3.5 | VB 2008 | SQL Server 2008...but that's just my personal preference.

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