Hopefully you are starting to see why you would want a database driven site: you would want it if your information changes very often, just like in a banking site. I will be writing about these technologies in future articles and newsletters. You now have them listed here for you to research on your own. This is what happens: each time a dynamic web page is about to be sent to the browser, the server automatically builds the page and sends a standard HTML page to the browser.
The server 'knows' how to build the page by following the instructions provided by the programmer. This is different from say JavaScript think drop down menus or alert boxes that runs strictly in the web browser.
At this point many people are getting very confused, the confusion lies in the difference between server side programming database driven web pages versus client side programming JavaScript. Client side that is to say: in the browser or what is called DOM scripting.
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Users can register their details, then add content. Combination of Static and Dynamic Some websites have a combination of static content and dynamic content. There could be any number of reasons for this. Often, smaller websites will be static. There's little need to configure a database just to store a handful of webpages - much easier and cheaper to keep them as files on the server. Even websites like this might contain some added functionality such as a discussion forum, or a blog. In this case, the discussion forum or blog will need its content stored in a database.
Database driven websites can provide much more functionality than a static site can. Extended functionality could include:. The most common tasks for database driven websites is inserting, updating, and deleting data.
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