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Thanks for the links. I guess my real question was, has anyone used MVC
frameworks for either PHP4 or PHP5?



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> Thanks for the links. I guess my real question was, has=20
> anyone used MVC frameworks for either PHP4 or PHP5?

Although dated, we had a presentation on this some time ago.

http://nyphp.org/content/presentations/index.php

See the last presentation on the page.

H