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beasscr
msg:571526 | 8:00 pm on Aug 14, 2001 (gmt 0) |
How can I tell if a site is Dynamic? I know that the information on the a dynamic site changes and is pulled from a database, but if I were to go to a site now, how would I be able to know this? To over come dynamic sites doorway pages need to be created correct? Can anyone show me how to create a doorway page? Are redirects used on dynamic sites? I know, such a newbie question but I can't seem to get this down.
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Macguru
msg:571527 | 8:12 pm on Aug 14, 2001 (gmt 0) |
Hi beasscr, Some easy ways to spot common dynamic Web sites are from A) file extension other than htm or html (.asp .jsp .cgi ect)
B) special caracters in URL such as ? % $ @ ect Here is a quote from the glossary
| It used to be easy to spot one of these pages, but with most systems now allowing dynamic content from any page at any time, you just never know. |
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>>To over come dynamic sites doorway pages need to be created correct? More precisely static pages must be created. For an accurate description of a doorway page feel free to use the glossary in the top menu. A good place to get informations on how to create good pages here. [webmasterworld.com...] Redirection can be dangerous.
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Brett_Tabke
msg:571528 | 8:14 pm on Aug 17, 2001 (gmt 0) |
Welcome to the board beasscr. Nice response Mac. You can also just "look" at the page to find clues that it is dynamic.
Notice things like content change from day-to-day or any display differences between browsers? Lastly, little known is the difference in HTTP headers from dynamic to static pages. SE's can also spot that. You can determine if a page is dynamic most of the time just from the headers alone.
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GWJ
msg:571529 | 11:43 am on Aug 20, 2001 (gmt 0) |
>>>little known is the difference in HTTP headers from dynamic to static pages Out of curiosity Brett what is the difference? Thanks, Brian
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