diffrence between clien side and server side scripting?
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Client side scripting the processing is done on the clients computer meaning it uses their cpu. Example would be javascript. Server side means it is done on the server or webserver and the results are brought back and displayed for you.  An example would be PHP.
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For client/server work I use vb.net. For web work I use ColdFusion. They are both easy to learn and easy to use.
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There are all used as batch scripts and user inputs. Portability and user preferences is the reason people choose different ones.\n\nsh, csh, ksh\nash, bash
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Script is a programming language that is "interpreted" by some other program. It typically is light weight, easy to use, and quick to impliment.  It is very loosely based on Visual Basic, but has significant limitations. However, it is quite useful. For example, I have a VB-Script that pings a website. That web-site detects this ping, and stores the IP address. I have a web-page that displays this IP Address. In this way, I always know what my home computer's IP Address is.  On that home machine, I have a scheduled task that runs every 10 minutes, and executes that VB-Script.  So I also know if my home machine is up and running, or if not, perhaps the internet connection died.  Hope this helps, Fuzzhead.
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A client-side script is a program that may accompany an HTML document or be embedded directly in it. The program executes on the client's machine when the document loads, or at some other time such as when a link is activated. HTML's support for scripts is independent of the scripting language. \nScripts offer authors a means to extend HTML documents in highly active and interactive ways. For example:\n\nScripts may be evaluated as a document loads to modify the contents of the document dynamically. \nScripts may accompany a form to process input as it is entered. Designers may dynamically fill out parts of a form based on the values of other fields. They may also ensure that input data conforms to predetermined ranges of values, that fields are mutually consistent, etc. \nScripts may be triggered by events that affect the document, such as loading, unloading, element focus, mouse movement, etc. \nScripts may be linked to form controls (e.g., buttons) to produce graphical user interface elements. \nThere are two types of scripts authors may attach to an HTML document:\n\nThose that are executed one time when the document is loaded by the user agent. Scripts that appear within a SCRIPT element are executed when the document is loaded. For user agents that cannot or will not handle scripts, authors may include alternate content via the NOSCRIPT element. \nThose that are executed every time a specific event occurs. These scripts may be assigned to a number of elements via the intrinsic event attributes. \nThe NOSCRIPT element allows authors to provide alternate content when a script is not executed. The content of a NOSCRIPT element should only be rendered by a script-aware user agent in the following cases: \nThe user agent is configured not to evaluate scripts. \nThe user agent doesn't support a scripting language invoked by a SCRIPT element earlier in the document. \nUser agents that do not support client-side scripts must render this element's contents.\n\nIn the following example, a user agent that executes the SCRIPT will include some dynamically created data in the document. If the user agent doesn't support scripts, the user may still retrieve the data through a link.\n\n<SCRIPT type="text/tcl">\n ...some Tcl script to insert data...\n</SCRIPT>\n<NOSCRIPT>\n <P>Access the <A href="http://someplace.com/data">data.</A>\n</NOSCRIPT>
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First and major difference:\n\nJava is a programming language, whereas JavaScript is a scripting language.\n\nJava was created by Sun Microsystems to be a platform independent programming language (so that programs could run on all sorts of computers, regardless of processor or operating system), and JavaScript was originally created by Netscape (back when Netscape was still the best browser out there -- around the time of Netscape Gold) for scripting on the client side for simple operations (because there were alot of things that JavaScript could do that would lessen the load on the web servers).\n\nJava doesn't depend on a web browser to operate, only a Java Runtime Environment, which is pretty transparent to the user.\n\nJavaScript on the other hand won't run outside of a browser, and it is almost impossible to write full applications using JavaScript.\n\nOne other interesting fact: JavaScript was originally called LiveScript, and Netscape changed it to JavaScript because Sun Microsystems' Java was becoming such a popular language.  Netscape actually meant to confuse people into thinking they are the same thing, and having their "LiveScript" associated with Java.  Sadly, it worked.  I can't tell you the amount of people I have to explain this to in a month's time when they're having some problem with either Java or JavaScript.
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If you want to use JavaScript from a single-threaded executable, you can use the Microsoft Script Control (ActiveX control).  Simply have the control load the script file and define the script type as "JAVASCRIPT" (or "JSCRIPT" - I'm not 100% sure).\n\nYou can enumerate the methods in the script, and call them directly.  If you need to pass parameters to a script method, you must pass them in a SafeArray.  Parameterless methods do not require a SafeArray.\n\nIf you want to expose elements of your application to the script, you may define automation objects, declare and create instances of them, and pass them to the script engine using custom variable names.  Your script can then access them using the declared variable name.  If your objects' methods need to accept parameters, you must declare them using variant types.\n\nIf you want to use scripting from a multi-threaded, or server-side application, you must use the Microsoft Script Host interfaces as the ActiveX control does not support multi-threaded environments well.
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Well you can't have a Server Side Script if you are hosting it on GeoCities....... What you can do is type the following code...\n\n<form method="POST" action="mailto:youremail@yahoo.com">\n<textarea name="comments" cols="30" rows="6"></textarea><br />\n<input type = "text" name="name" /><br>\n<input type = "Submit" value="Submit" name="add_comment">\n</form>
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First, let me clarify.  Some have said Javascript or VBScript.  These are client-side programming languages, in other words, they run on the viewer's computer.  They are very limited in what they can do.\n\nPHP, Java, VB, and ASP are all server-side.  That means they create html code dynamically and then send it to the viewer's computer.  It can include Javascript and VBscript along with the HTML.\n\nFor server-side languages, I prefer PHP hands down.  Nearly all dynamic sites require using a database, and PHP has native functions built in for handling database results.  PHP was designed for web site design from the start and with PHP 5 has become truly object-oriented.  It runs faster than Java, and is cross platform (unlike ASP, which only runs on Windows OS).\n\nIt is also open-source (read free).
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You can do this using a Server Side Include (SSI) if your webserver is running Apache and supports it.  I've linked some information and how to get started.
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Well, you going to have to use some HTML...there is no way to get around it.  HTML is essentially the foundation and the structure of the site that you are trying to build, the other languages allow you to manipulate data and provide functionality.  \n\nThat being said, there are a ton of other web scripting languages that you can use that will allow you to upload files and edit information.  My preference is asp.  I have just now started working in ASP.NET and it appears that it is fully capable as well, but unless you have a pretty good understanding of vbscripting and XML, it can be a bit of a pain to work through.\n\nFor free help with most available languages out there, check out http://www.w3cschools.com   They cover almost all of the currently used languages available for web development.
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Perl would be my preference.  There are interpereters available for all major platforms (UNIX, Linux, Windows, OSX, etc.), so your scripts will be fairly portable depending on the system calls you use.\n\nThere are many libraries (Perl Modules) available that allow your scripts to do things like connect to databases, access web servers, access mail servers, and more.
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Coding generally refers to module or a set of modules compiled in the form of an .exe file for execution and they run independantly. While scripting is embedded text that is executed by the scripting engine for the container in realtime.
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It depends which upload component does your host support.\nThe most common one is AspUpload\nWhen you know this then easily search in \naspin.com or other asp article sites for a sample script
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The difference between "programming" and "scripting" is better defined by usage, or application, as well as scope and purpose. A programming language is used for building standalone projects, or "applications"; a scripting language is used to write "scripts" that interact with other data or systems to perform parts of a task rather than an entire workflow.\n\nAn example might make this clearer. Imagine an accounting application program used in a large corporation. The program would be written in a programming language by a team of developers, probably at some other company, a software house. It would have a long lifecycle, and have many features. One of them might be to generate a series of invoices. This would be one of many tasks done with the program, which runs for extended periods of time. But it might be necessary to separate the invoices, sending some to a printer in the mail room, others to a fax machine, and still others to be sent via email. This task might be accomplished by a local programmer, who writes a simple "script" that sorts through the accounting program's output files and dispatches them appropriately. That little snippet of local, customized programming would be a script, written in a scripting language. The script would be started, perform its one task, and stop.\n\nProgramming languages are used to write programs, which can run for a while and do multiple things.\nScripting languages are used to write scripts, which run for a short duration to perform a single, simple task.\n\nOf course, there are applications programs that have been cobbled together out of collections of scripts, and there are programmers who use a traditional programming language to write a full-blown program to erase a file, but the general sense of the range of usages should now be clear.\n\nSome languagees such as Perl or Visual Basic can be used for both kinds of task, and therefor can be characterized as one or the other.
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java script is an interpted langause this means you dont need java to run it. u can run it in internet explora or any other web browser. all u need to do is save the file as .htm\nits text based. depends what you want to do with java script if you go on someones web page and view source you can take the java script it looks some thing like this \n<script type="text/javascript">\nvar mm=null; var aIncentiveArray=[];/* arraylist of incentive events */ var gPageTitle=null;\nvar Util=new KS_Util('Util',oBw,false,"AA11069738","blonde dyslexic but good looking"); function init() { Util.init(); } yui.Event.addListener(window, "load", init);\n</script>\n  <title>Yahoo! Answers - How can I download java script, i downloaded java, but some sites ned java script.?</title>\n<META name="description" content="Yahoo! Answers - How can I download java script, i downloaded java, but some sites ned java script.?" />\n<META name="keywords" content="yahoo, answers, questions, Internet" />\n<link rel="alternate" type="application/rss+xml"\ntitle="Yahoo! Answers: Answers and Comments for How can I download java script, i downloaded java, but some sites ned java script.?" href="/rss/question?qid=1006052702959" />\n</head>\n<body>\n<a name="top"></a>\n<div id="y-ks-whole-page">\n<div id="y-ks-header" align="center">\n<!-- Y! Global -->\n<div align=center id=ygma><form name=yhdr_form style="margin:0" action="http://srd.yahoo.com/loc=head&st=yahoo/*http://uk.search.yahoo.com/search"><input type=hidden name="fr" value="ks"><table width=750 cellpadding=0 cellspacing=0 border=0 style="padding-top:2px;"><tr bgcolor="#efefef"><td id=ygmalinks class=ygmabk width="100%" colspan=3><font face="arial,helvetica,sans-serif" size="-2"><a href="http://uk.yahoo.com" target="_top"><font color=#000000>Yahoo!</font></a>   <a href="http://uk.my.yahoo.com" target="_top"><font color=#000000>My Yahoo!</font></a>   <a href="http://mail.yahoo.co.uk/" target="_top"><font color=#000000>Mail</font></a>\n<script language="JavaScript" type="text/javascript">\nif (window.yzq_a == null) document.write("<scr" + "ipt type=text/javascript src=http://us.js1.yimg.com/us.yimg.com/lib/bc/bc_1.7.0.js></scr" + "ipt>");\nif (window.yzq_a) {\nyzq_a('p', 'P=6ZWOeELaS.ZifT5zQwSTRgA02JE2nkM8ab0AABVr&T=13pd1h5ug%2fX%3d1128032701%2fE%3d81121452%2fR%3dnews%2fK%3d5%2fV%3d1.1%2fW%3d8%2fY%3dYAHOO%2fF%3d2158281210%2fS%3d1%2fJ%3d9FA949D1');\nyzq_a('a', '&U=129om5h7k%2fN%3dEacRBNFJq2g-%2fC%3d-1%2fD%3dHMYYH%2fB%3d-1');\n}\n</script><noscript><img width=1 height=1 alt="" src="http://bc.us.yahoo.com/b?P=6ZWOeELaS.ZifT5zQwSTRgA02JE2nkM8ab0AABVr&T=13u008n92%2fX%3d1128032701%2fE%3d81121452%2fR%3dnews%2fK%3d5%2fV%3d2.1%2fW%3d8%2fY%3dYAHOO%2fF%3d2098075231%2fQ%3d-1%2fS%3d1%2fJ%3d9FA949D1&U=129om5h7k%2fN%3dEacRBNFJq2g-%2fC%3d-1%2fD%3dHMYYH%2fB%3d-1"></noscript></font></td><td class=ygmatcrn><spacer type=block width=1 height=1></td><td class=ygmabk rowspan=2><img src=http://us.i1.yimg.com/us.yimg.com/i/us/nt/hdr/stw.gif width=34 height=17 border=0 hspace=4 vspace="2" alt="Search the web"></td><td id=ygmasearch class=ygmabk rowspan=2 nowrap><font face="verdana,geneva,sans-serif" size="-2"><input type=text name=p size=12 title="Enter search terms here" maxl
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Use a SSI (server side include)\n\n<!-- #Include File="file2.aspx" -->\n\nShould work for any web application that supports them including ASP .NET