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Using Processed HTML in Web Pages 		logo: U of MN Extension


Updated June 4, 2002


The Extension web server is configured to allow for the dynamic inclusion of components within HTML pages.  When a request for a page is made the server scans the HTML document for specialized tags.  These tags utilize a scripting language called JScript and can insert common elements, retrieve information from a database, or change page content based upon choices made on a previous page.

img: push pin How it works img: push pin Page parts
img: push pin Authentication utilities img: push pin Wordmark/Logo combinations
img: push pin Form utilities img: push pin Workshop Database Utilities --- No longer used
img: push pin General utilities img: push pin Counter utilities


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