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		Having developed the idea of embedding simple script languages into HTML for execution by the Browser, the next obvious step was to develop scripts that the server runs on the pages before shipping out the response.
		Scripts are interpreted code, so programming errors cannot disrupt the server.
		The SCRIPT tag, of course, is also used to identify sections of Browser-side script code.
	www.yale.edu /pclt/WEBAPP/livewire.htm (1242 words)

	What are Active Server Pages?
		Active Server Pages (ASPs) are Web pages that contain server-side scripts in addition to the usual mixture of text and HTML (Hypertext Markup Language) tags.
		Server-side scripts are special commands you put in Web pages that are processed before the pages are sent from your Personal Web Server to the Web browser of someone who's visiting your Web site.
		This is what the Active Server Page looks like to the Web server before it is processed and sent in response to a request.
	www.aspfree.com /c/a/ASP/What-are-Active-Server-Pages (1160 words)

	PROXY server-side scripts
		The last thing the script does is calculate a value for the attribute scores based on the answers provided in the HTML form.
		This Perl script is designed to grab the attribute scores for the agent from the raw.txt file written to during registration.
		We're essentially using the Perl script to do translation of all real-time MOO chat from English to one of five languages (French, Italian, Portuguese, Spanish, and German), or to English from one of three languages (French, Spanish, and German).
	proxy.arts.uci.edu /tutorial/server_side_scripts.html (0 words)

	Course Technology -Tech Trends - Integrating Web Sites and Databases
		Client side scripts are not able to directly interact with a database or file, but are used in data based Web page processing to validate user inputs on the client, and then send the validated inputs to the server for further processing.
		Scripts that use the CGI communication protocol are usually written using the PERL (Practical Extraction and Report Language) scripting language.
		Client-side scripts cannot be used to interact with a remote database, but are often used to validate user inputs entered on HTML forms that are submitted for processing by a server-side program.
	www.course.com /techtrends/morrison_102000.cfm (2201 words)

	Client or Server Side Scripting, what's the Difference?
		Broken scripts do not have to be a problem if the output is purely for show, but when form submission is dependant on the browser's ability to check the data before sending it, it can be very frustrating for visitors who get "stuck" as a result.
		Server side scripts are friendlier on the visitor; after all, the server is doing all the work and so it doesn't matter so much what browser they are using.
		Another advantage of server side scripts is that they can have access to files and databases that would not normally be available to a visitor (as well as the client side scripts).
	websiteowner.info /articles/cgi/whichside.asp (925 words)

	Client or Server Side?
		Server side scripts are friendlier on the visitor; after all, the server is doing all the work and so it doesn't matter so much what browser they are using.
		Another advantage of server side scripts is that they can have access to files and databases that would not normally be available to a visitor (as well as the client side scripts).
		Client side and remote scripting can help with the pre-processing of user input if the browser supports it, but since browser support is not always guaranteed, you should not rely on any client based scripts to do all of your form processing.
	www.hostapproval.com /articles/read/19.html (889 words)

	[brothercake] Docking boxes (dbx)
		But over and above that, events and data from the script are reported to a set of API functions, which allow for easy integration into more complex systems - such as using the dragable elements as a data-input interface.
		If scripting (or this script) is not supported, you'll get the same HTML and CSS layout, but without dynamic behaviors.
		script is compressed (stripped of comments and uneccesary whitespace) so that it loads and processes faster.
	www.brothercake.com /site/resources/scripts/dbx (646 words)

	Adobe - TechNote : Server Side Scripting: The Server Object Model (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Server Side Scripting is a significant new feature set added to version 3.0 of the Shockwave Multiuser Server (SMUS).
		Because scripts can now run in a server environment, certain concepts may be difficult to grasp due to their being abstracted one level beyond the standard Director playback environment.
		The server objects all conform to a parent/child hierarchy.
	www.macromedia.com /support/director/ts/documents/serverobjectmodel.htm (1094 words)

	AJAX scripts
		A nice tooltip script where the content of the tooltip is retrieved by Ajax from external files.
		This is is a script that uses Ajax to read data from external RSS sources and display them inside dragable boxes.
		AJAX will when you have done this call a script on the server and auto fill the rest of the form with client data.
	www.dhtmlgoodies.com /index.html?page=ajax (894 words)

	Server Side Scripting
		Server side scripts can implement connection to databases, web servers, mail programs and almost any piece of software that can be accessed by a java application.
		Server side scripts are actually compiled Java.class files, mapped to Nebulae movies using the scriptmap.cfg file.
		A server side script class is loaded by Nebulae when a movie is created on the server and it matches the name of a movie configured in the scriptmap table.
	xtras.tabuleiro.com /products/nebulae/help/serversidescript.htm (450 words)

	CERT Advisory CA-2000-02 Malicious HTML Tags Embedded in Client Web Requests
		Such scripts may be written in a variety of scripting languages and are run by the client's browser.
		Because the malicious scripts are executed in a context that appears to have originated from the targeted site, the attacker has full access to the document retrieved (depending on the technology chosen by the attacker), and may send data contained in the page back to their site.
		The first, disabling scripting languages in their browser, provides the most protection but has the side effect for many users of disabling functionality that is important to them.
	www.cert.org /advisories/CA-2000-02.html (2522 words)

	CGI/1.1 script support of the W3C httpd
		Server scripts are used to handle searches, clickable images and forms, and to produce synthesized documents on the fly.
		This is to make it easier to later upgrade to CGI scripts, so you only need to change the script name in the file system, and not the documents pointing to it.
		Scripts return their results either outputting a document to their standard output, or by outputting the location of the result document (either a full URL or a local virtual path).
	www.w3.org /Daemon/User/CGI/Overview.html (695 words)

	Using Web Widgets Wisely, Part 2 Client-side scripts for improved usability
		As the names imply, client-side scripts execute on the client (the user's machine) and server-side scripts execute on a server.
		The choice of which script to use may depend on developer expertise, target platforms, and target browser types and versions.
		There is a wealth of information available about how to develop scripts on the Web and in books (see Resources).
	www.opensourcetutorials.com /tutorials/Design-And-Layout/Usability/web-widgets-part-2 (326 words)

	Deploying server-side scripts
		To deploy server-side scripts, you can store them in your registered application directory for the application that uses them or in a scripts directory (which you create) within your application directory.
		If you create server-side scripts that use characters that are not in the classic 8-bit ASCII character set, such as non-English characters, you must use a text editor that encodes text in UTF-8 format.
		Script files that are encoded in UTF-8 format must be transferred to the server via a binary file transfer.
	livedocs.macromedia.com /fms/2/docs/00000158.html (180 words)

	Dynamic Drive DHTML Scripts- Local Time script
		This DHTML script, with the help of either PHP, ASP, or SSI (server side includes), displays the current server time your site is hosted on, and in turn, the local time of anywhere on Earth.
		By using the server time instead of each visitor's computer clock as the reference point, this script is more reliable, since you only have to account for a single time being accurate in order for the script to be, and that is your server's time.
		For example, if your server time is currently 9:30 AM and you know the desired local time is 11:30AM, the offset is 120, or 2 hours then.
	www.dynamicdrive.com /dynamicindex6/localtime.htm (948 words)

	Adding Scripts
		As the ASP Server processes each ASP script block, it creates HTML text that is returned to the browser for rendering.
		Unlike client-side scripts, with server-side ASP scripts you do not need to be concerned about the capabilities of the browser; all processing is done at the server and only standard HTML is returned.
		Consequently, to view the results of a script you have added to an ASP page, you must first publish the page to an ASP Server and then request the page by using a Web browser.
	www.scit.wlv.ac.uk /appdocs/chili-asp/html/adding_scripts.htm (502 words)

	AJAX:Getting Started - MDC
		In order to make an HTTP request to the server using JavaScript, you need an instance of a class that provides this functionality.
		If the state has the value of 4, that means that the full server response is received and it's OK for you to continue processing it.
		Now after you've checked the state of the request and the HTTP status code of the response, it's up to you to do whatever you want with the data the server has sent to you.
	developer.mozilla.org /en/docs/AJAX:Getting_Started (1372 words)

	WebSpinners.com - What are Scripts?
		Because client side scripts can significantly slow the delivery of web pages to visitors with slower internet connections and can place an unwanted burden on older and slower computers, WebSpinners.com prefers to use server side scripts wherever possible.
		Server side scripts can be written in any computer language that the hosting web server supports.
		We also have a number of generalized PHP and Perl scripts which can be incorporated into a client's site at a very modest cost (typically from 2 to 4 hours at our standard hourly rate).
	webspinners.com /WS/scripts.php (287 words)

	Inserting scripts (Site not responding. Last check: )
		A server script is executed by the server in order to generate the message and uses eMill's scripting features.
		Script insertion inside the document: The location of the script inside the content source is important if you are inserting content variables for instance.
		Client side scripts: It is not recommended to use client side scripts if you do not fully control servers who will receive your messages.
	www.activeplus.com /help/emill/us/1_b1_06.htm (280 words)

	javascripts, HTML codes, CSS codes
		If you have a script you think would go well on this page feel free to share it In return we will provide full credit and a link back to your site where the script is displayed.
		Scripts are free to use on websites but please leave credits intact.
		If the script is copyright and you remove the credits, you may be liable to prosecution by the script author.
	www.hypergurl.com /easyhtml.html (214 words)

	Press: October 27, 1998
		While scripting languages such as Perl, JavaScript, JScript, VB Script etc. have been readily adopted and utilized, there is a glaring lack of products designed especially to aid script development.
		Script Components are a new technology standard introduced by NetObjects in cooperation with Netscape and IBM, which provide script authors the ability to create components using standard ECMAScript (JavaScript) and XML.
		Script Components provide the only open scripting component solution in the market and are based on a de facto industry standard (JavaScript include files) and can run in the popular client and server environments today.
	www.netobjects.com /company/html/pr27oct98.html (924 words)

	WebSys 41. Introduction to Web servers
		Server scripts were developed specifically to bolster dynamic page production and to improve Web access to databases.
		A dynamic server page is one generated on request by a program written in a server scripting language.
		When the server reads the document, it will return the scripted portion of the file untouched to be read and processed by the browser.
	www.classanytime.com /cis3312/Web41.php (5330 words)

	Apache HTTP Server: Security Tips
		This is inevitably more secure than non script aliased CGI, but only if users with write access to the directories are trusted or the admin is willing to test each new CGI script/program for potential security holes.
		Embedded scripting options which run as part of the server itself, such as mod_php, mod_perl, mod_tcl, and mod_python, run under the identity of the server itself (see the User directive), and therefore scripts executed by these engines potentially can access anything the server user can.
		Some scripting engines may provide restrictions, but it is better to be safe and assume not.
	httpd.apache.org /docs/misc/security_tips.html (1033 words)

	How do scripting languages affect accessibility?
		Scripting languages are becoming increasingly popular on the web, because they can be used to make web pages more dynamic and interactive.
		In contrast, client-side scripting is scripting that does all of its processing on the user's own computer.
		The answer to the question of whether script-generated content is supported by assistive technology depends on the intended function of the script and on the technique used to deploy that function.
	www.washington.edu /accessit/articles?25 (744 words)

	Susan Gaitan
		It is the traditional first script displaying 'Hello World.' The first thing to know about using Perl scripts is that the first line must state where the perl interpreter is located on the server.
		The data is then sent to a CGI script which extracts the data, sends it to you, and creates a web page using this data which is displayed by the user's browser.
		The html script also includes a hidden command which hides the content of that e-mail so the user does not know precisely what is sent or to what address (note: unless they look at view page source).
	www.csupomona.edu /~smgaitan/513/Scripts/SSscripts.htm (768 words)

	Het optionele karakter van client-side scripts - Overheid.nl
		Webontwikkelaars moeten begrijpen dat een alternatief voor een client-side script niet betekent dat de toepassing dient ‘te bewegen’, ‘uit te klappen’ of welk dynamisch of visueel effect dan ook bereikt wordt met het script.
		Vaak is het echter beter om uit te gaan van client-side scripts als uitbreiding op HTML basisfunctionaliteit in plaats van een alternatief.
		Het is mogelijk om dit op te vangen met een server-side script, maar de webontwikkelaar kan er ook van uitgaan dat browsers zelf een functie bevatten om de lettergrootte op pagina’s te schalen naar de voorkeur van de gebruiker.
	webrichtlijnen.overheid.nl /handleiding/ontwikkeling/productie/client-side-script-dom/optionele-karakter (563 words)

	JavaScript, Free Miscellaneous Scripts, JavaScript Resources, Miscellaneous Scripts Directory
		This script is a dropdown menu frontend that provides webmasters an easy-to-use way for his/her visitors to execute the most popular IRC commands within the applet.
		This is a highly flexible quiz script that can be used to test your visitors, with the results instantly graded on a separate parate p age.
		Using the script is a matter of including a script tag and src attribute that points to the script on your web-server.
	www.server-scripts.com /page/JavaScript/Miscellaneous.html (3915 words)

	Alentus \| Introduction to ASP (Site not responding. Last check: )
		When the server receives a request for an ASP file, it processes server-side scripts contained in the file to build the Web page that is sent to the browser.
		Because your scripts run on the server rather than on the client, your Web server does all the work involved in generating the HTML pages sent to browsers.
		Server side scripts cannot be readily copied because only HTML is sent to the browser.
	support.alentus.com /asp_intro.aspx (554 words)

	Server-side scripts (asp, php)
		Server-side scripts connect the web page with a database or application, allowing you to customize your site for different users and serve dynamic pages.
		These scripting options will cost you more, but the benefits may be significant: They integrate more elegantly with other systems; they let you re-use code from other applications; and they offer easier solutions for complex, but common procedures, like integration with commerce engines.
		CGI scripts are the oldest scripting option on the web, and they're commonly used to provide the functionality behind forms.
	www.webdesignoffice.us /designing_a_web_site/server_side_scripts.html (954 words)

	Free php and perl scripts
		The administration function of this script allows you to delete, rename or change count numbers for your downloads.
		Perl has become the premier scripting language of the Web, as most CGI programs are written in Perl.
		It is also possible to integrate external libraries to generate PDF documents or parsing XML PHP is an open-source language and is supported by a large groups of delvelopers.
	www.proxy2.de /scripts.php (586 words)

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