Drupal is written in PHP and is meant to manage the content. To include pages developed in ASP.NET you would either need to display them outside of Drupal, display them in a Drupal page using and iframe or maybe use jQuery and AJAX to pull the ASP.NET page in.
I know Drupal is written in PHP, I'm doing an study of compatibility between CMS and ASP.NET, I'd chose Joomla and Drupal. First has a feature called wrapper, allowing to wrap APS.NET pages with another written in php, so, my doubt is if Drupal has it too.
Sorry if I mentioned Antichrist of PHP in this comment, but, is just a doubt.
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No, two different animals
Drupal is written in PHP and is meant to manage the content. To include pages developed in ASP.NET you would either need to display them outside of Drupal, display them in a Drupal page using and iframe or maybe use jQuery and AJAX to pull the ASP.NET page in.
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I know Drupal is written in PHP, I'm doing an study of compatibility between CMS and ASP.NET, I'd chose Joomla and Drupal. First has a feature called wrapper, allowing to wrap APS.NET pages with another written in php, so, my doubt is if Drupal has it too.
Sorry if I mentioned Antichrist of PHP in this comment, but, is just a doubt.
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