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asp.net seems to better than php, is it true in this case..?

Posted: Wed Jul 15, 2009 2:36 am
by skp
I just wanted to know whether php is better than asp.net. because, i need to develop a web application - an online quiz, in which i need to fetch questions only once & display one at a time as the user clicks the NEXT button. But, in php ,i guess it is difficult to have the questions(data) stored & use it on the event basis(button click)(since its a mere script invocation). Whereas , in asp.net it is easily done, since the data fetched can be stored till the user ends appln. So can u suggest some ways to do it in php......? or asp.net is the only go...?

Re: asp.net seems to better than php, is it true in this case..?

Posted: Wed Jul 15, 2009 3:10 am
by requinix
Hmm.
I just wanted to know whether asp.net is better than php. because, i need to develop a web application - an online quiz, in which i need to fetch questions only once & display one at a time as the user clicks the NEXT button. But, in asp.net ,i guess it is difficult to have the questions(data) stored & use it on the event basis(button click)(since its a complicated application). Whereas , in php it is easily done, since the data fetched can be stored till the app needs it again. So can u suggest some ways to do it in asp.net......? or php is the only go...?
PHP can do a lot. You'd know this if you bothered to do any research.

Re: asp.net seems to better than php, is it true in this case..?

Posted: Wed Jul 15, 2009 3:17 am
by skp
tasairis wrote:Hmm.
I just wanted to know whether asp.net is better than php. because, i need to develop a web application - an online quiz, in which i need to fetch questions only once & display one at a time as the user clicks the NEXT button. But, in asp.net ,i guess it is difficult to have the questions(data) stored & use it on the event basis(button click)(since its a complicated application). Whereas , in php it is easily done, since the data fetched can be stored till the app needs it again. So can u suggest some ways to do it in asp.net......? or php is the only go...?
PHP can do a lot. You'd know this if you bothered to do any research.
thanks for ur reply,
but can u try to give possible solutions for my query..?