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Originally posted by NineNine
Dude, no offense, but you've got a bit to learn about websites... "scripts" as you call them, are, I'm assuming, what you're calling server-side scripts. A server-side script, by definition, is executed ON THE SERVER before the page is sent to the browser. A server-side script builds the page (or does whatever you want it to do), completes, THEN the page is sent to the browser. Also, you don't have to just use "scripts", you can also use out-of-oricess executables on the server. It's better to run a compiled (dll if on W2K), but you don't have to just use "scripts" per se. Hell, you can be running Oracle and have the whole page built with stored procs.
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right ... i knew they were serverside, just didnt hit me the right way, i guess a script would be using processing and not bandwidth.
besides, after all that goofy math above, wouldnt you be a bit woozy?!? LOL!!!!