Yes. Insuma search engine does not care what happens "behind the scenes" at your server. It accesses your pages just like a visitor with a browser does. Because of this, it can index just about any site on the web.

Enable the Page Naming feature. This feature by the page's HTML <TITLE> tags works very well for those of you who have unique titles for each page on your site. This feature solves a problem for people who have dynamically driven sites, where one script can generate many different pages depending on the query string passed to it. Every page on your site NEEDS to have a unique lt;TITLE> tag to identify it.

The development model of Millstone and template systems created for based web-page are completely different. Development with Millstone resembles client side application development with object oriented user interface framework. Template systems resemble web pages with embedded server side scripting language.

How can I exclude my own (or another person's) visits from tracking? A: In order to exclude visits from a certain PC, you have one of two options: If you know the IP address of the computer you want to exclude, you can enter it to the IP exclusion list. Run the HitLens wizard and click 'Exclusions' (File -> Project Manager -> select a site -> HitLens Settings -> Exclusions -> Add New IP).

Yes. You can interact with Editlet from JSP, ASP, ASP.NET, PERL, PHP, COLDFUSION, JavaScript, etc. and just about any technology that you can think of.

The site originally was coded using SSI (Server Side Includes) which requires a .shtml extension. SSI lacks many features that PHP provides and we wanted to switch to using PHP. However Google and other search englines have archived our pages as .shtml and renaming them would be devastation. Therefore we did some complex charms (above NEWT level) and drank certain potions to have PHP in .shtml files.

See the developers section has many examples of scripts written in Active Server Pages (ASP), ColdFusion, and PHP etc.

Microsoft has provided the ADO (ActiveX Data Objects) library as a way of using data in a range of systems, including web applications.

While we do provide many pre-installed scripts, you can still upload any of your own scripts. You can purchase scripts from many online developers or write your own. Regardless, you can upload any scripts that you may own. However, most popular scripts are pre-installed! The preinstalled scripts and software versions keep changing from Server to Server. The installed version can be a newer version than that mentioned here.

Yes, but Microsoft cautions against using WININET.DLL on as ASP page (Dartâ??s Web control is our only product that does not implement itâ??s protocol from scratch, because when it was created WININET was the only way we could support HTTPS for our users). Largely because of this server-side limitation, we developed the PowerTCP Web Enterprise Toolthat was written from scratch, using Microsoftâ??s Crypto API to implement the HTTPS part.

We have added JSP (Java Servlet) support to certain servers, and if you plan to run JSP pages, we can move your account to one of those machines. If you know you will be requiring JSP when you sign up, please mention it. Don't confuse servlet support with JavaScript support, which is a browser technology. Our servers will all serve up JavaScript code as this is embedded in HTML. Yes, we can if you go to webdesign.garymillerandson.

Search engine spiders cannot naturally crawl dynamic pages. Therefore, if you need these pages to be listed in search engines, they need to be submitted individually.

One of the better approaches for passing data retrieved from a servlet to a JSP is to use the Model 2 architecture as shown below: Basically, you need to first design a bean which can act as a wrapper for storing the resultset returned by the database query within the servlet. Once the bean has been instantiated and initialized by invoking its setter methods by the servlet, it can be placed within the request object and forwarded to a display JSP page as follows: com.foo.dbBean bean = new com.

The current version of this system holds an index of each word that occurs within the minutes and reports stored in the system. Rather than hold each and every long word, the system truncates all long words to the first eight characters. This means that the two words 'engineers' and 'engineering' will both be indexed together under 'engineer'. Once the 'wild card' facility has been implemented, the system will be modified to store words of any length.

Dynamic content is used to display information from a database or other files on a server. It mainly used to speed up editing of pages. Since a database is used to display the information instead of a file, the information can be updated in one stop and it can then be display on any page that uses that information. It makes running a large web site very easy.

The IU webservers do not currently support Java Server Pages. Support for JSP is very complex in the multiuser environment that we have at IU. ASP is not supported, either. The IU central Web servers (Veritas/Champion) support the programming language PHP; see http://www.php.net for details about the PHP language. See also the IU Webmaster's documentation about PHP (Hypertext Preprocessor) Server-Side Scripting Language on the IU central Web servers.

Yes! Using a compatible webserver installed on the local or remote system(that you have acess to) you can setup SmartPreview to allow you to preview server side languages. HotHTML 3 supports both languages and can be configured to handle their previewing sides differently or the same depending on your choice.

The server allows both php and Apache ASP. PHP is the language we focus on along with supplying MySQL databases.

Because these programming languages is embedded within tags, the author can jump between HTML and the script instead of having to rely on heavy amounts of code to output HTML. Because PHP is executed on the server, the client cannot view the PHP code. These programming languages can perform many tasks, but there strength lies in their compatibility with many types of databases.

ASP (Active Server Pages) and PHP (Personal Home Page) are application 'languages' (amongst others) used to deliver dynamic content to the visitor Regardless of these the document is still presented to the user as HTML/CSS via the browser. The need for these is dependant upon the function of the web site. We will determine the need for these once we know your requirements and make all the necessary arrangements accordingly.

We currently support only PHP and Perl. ASP support is not offered at this time on shared hosting, although it is available for an additional cost on dedicated servers.

These are all programming languages which are referred to by their acronyms. PHP - PHP: Hypertext Preprocessor ASP - Active Server Pages Perl - not an acronym Each programming language has its own benefits and uses. It is best that you research on your own to find one that best fits your needs.

This depends on what type of server you use. If you have a Windows server, you will require the ASP / Access database version. If you have a Unix or Linux server then you will need the PHP / mySQL database version. If in doubt just ask your host, or drop us a email with details of your hosting plan and we will let you know. The "Standard" version is only available for Windows servers and will use PayPal for payment processing.

These languages have their own strenghts and weaknesses. Please use the links above to research more. OzeVision supports PHP and Perl but not ASP.

Frankly, I think it would be quite challenging, since there are nearly 500 different scripts involved here.

No, our servers are UNIX-based and we do not support ASP or Cold Fusion. These are only supported on Microsoft's Windows NT platform. As a UNIX system, we do of course support PHP, Perl, and MySQL.

It doesn't matter how the pages are generated because ActiveGuide works with them after they arrive in the browser.

Any content that we host is not - and cannot - be indexed by search engines. Our "Gateway Security®" application doesn't allow any access to your company's content unless the user is logged into our WebQuizWiz® system. Gateway Security® establishes content outside of the web server in its own secure area. The only way it will display is through a specific request from our system. It cannot be accessed by any other means.