Does anyone here have any experience using any asp forum software? I've never had the chance, and I was just wondering if you guys have any advice about what works well for future reference. Thanks a bunch!

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most 90% users in world use php, and more use VB , SMF, PHPBB, IPB/

if u need an asp support board, go to http://www.webwizguide.info

Oh I know. If its up to me I would rather deal with php all day. Unfortunately for me it seems to me that everyone here in town has been bit by the asp bug. The clients I deal with here, all the businesses I have talked to here, they all have asp hosting. I'm not going to argue with them about it, its their choice. ASP doesn't bother me, especially when there is a paycheck at the end of the day. :)

I was just thinking to myself the other day, that I didn't know of any forum software that would work on asp hosting. I figured it would be wise to have something I at least know of if someone wants to pay me to set one up for them. Thanks a bunch for the link, that looks like exactly what I was looking for! Have you ever used their software?

I did some searching the last couple of days, and didn't find much. The only one I found was Snitz Forums. http://forum.snitz.com/ Just in case someone else might be looking some day down the road. Take care!

well i have used that forum, that is best for ASP/


currently i am using http://www.webhoststalk.com an PHP based forum software,


u have a good support over in ASP forum i have indicated,

Cool, thanks for all the info Vinoth! Take care!

most 90% users in world use php, and more use VB , SMF, PHPBB, IPB/

if u need an asp support board, go to http://www.webwizguide.info

RLMAO, that to me looks very very similar to phpBB. You may as well just go with phpBB if your gonna use a look a like. But if your wanting ASP. hit up Microsoft Dot Com. They have several great forums for .NET and ASP. I downloaded 1 great 1 free and I must say it was hotter then any other forum software including this and IPB. Since it was in asp, i didnt know a darn thing about it so I was like.... :eek:

But um, PHP all the way!! :p

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