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Originally Posted by dcortez
Dynamic HTML pages include all basic HTML markup tags, but they may bring in PHP and JavaScript includes, and/or inline JavaScript code.
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That's more what I'm leaning towards.
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Originally Posted by dcortez
One can, and I have in the past, develop content management systems that rebuild entire websites as static HTML, sometimes with just a dash of "includes".
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How does that work exactly? How do you input the code so that so many pages can be changed at once on an already built website?
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Originally Posted by dcortez
In 2008, I coded a directory, that had over 20 million pages - all static HTML, and rebuilt on the server during off hours.
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Same question here as above. If you have 20 million static html pages, how then can you modify or change them all if they don't have any php includes or code that is common to all pages that can be modified in one file? Unless I'm misunderstanding.