The document discusses the background and limitations of standard HTML documents, which do not dynamically change until a user initiates an action. Netscape Communications developed special features in their Netscape Navigator browser that allowed HTML content to be dynamically changed. Specifically, Netscape provided two different mechanisms for dynamic documents that are described in the chapter. While some of these dynamic document features have been displaced by browser plug-ins and applets, the technology still has virtues that developers should be aware of.
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1.1.1 Background of The Study
The document discusses the background and limitations of standard HTML documents, which do not dynamically change until a user initiates an action. Netscape Communications developed special features in their Netscape Navigator browser that allowed HTML content to be dynamically changed. Specifically, Netscape provided two different mechanisms for dynamic documents that are described in the chapter. While some of these dynamic document features have been displaced by browser plug-ins and applets, the technology still has virtues that developers should be aware of.
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1.1.1 Background of the study
The standard HTML document model is dynamic. Once displayed on the internet, a document does not change until the user initiates some activity like selecting a hyperlink with the mouse. The developers at Netscape Communications found out the limitation unacceptable and built in some special features to their Netscape Navigator browser that let you change HTML document content dynamically. In fact, they provide for two different mechanism for dynamic documents, which we describe in detail in this chapter. Internet Explorer support some of there mechanism. Which well discuss as well. We should mention that many of the features of dynamic documents have been displaced by plug-in browser accessories and in particular applets. And we believe the technology has virtues you should be aware of, if not take advantage of it, in your HTML documents.