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Hello, I Need 2 Redesign An Existing Website Which Contains Php, Sql, Java, Ajax & Html. How? Thanks :)?

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Hello, I would like to redesign an existing website in Dreamweaver which contains PHP, SQL, Java, Ajax & Html. The new designs have already been made on paper and usability issues have been sorted out. I just need to make the old site look like the new designs while still insuring all of the existing code in the old site still works. Where should start? Do I first make a template and then just copy small pieces of code in at a time? Or alter the existing pages which contain the code?
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5 Comments to “Hello, I Need 2 Redesign An Existing Website Which Contains Php, Sql, Java, Ajax & Html. How? Thanks :)?”

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  bulliont November 3, 2009 at 1:39 pm

  make the template then redesign php editor not Dreamweaver
  and good luck otherwise it will not work
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  mycatgir November 3, 2009 at 1:42 pm

  You need to separate the funtionality from the presentation, that is the static HTML layout code from the active technologies.
  The problem here is when designers use active technologies to generate the HTML code rather than to generate the functionality.
  I create the pages in Dreamweaver and then add in the functionality
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  UP Normal November 3, 2009 at 1:57 pm

  you will need to change some of the php files and some of the HTML files as these are the ones that will control how the website looks.
  Normally what you would do is create the designs in html then integrate them with the backend the SQL.
  so first thing to do is create the Pages in HTML.
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  mixturen November 3, 2009 at 2:28 pm

  I would make a template for the site, and then copy the other code over a bit at a time. Save your work regularly, and test as you go.
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  origamim November 3, 2009 at 3:05 pm

  Get professional help here, hope it helps, all the best http://tinyurl.com/o5e26