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- One of the newer web development tools is scripting. HTML documents alone create Web pages that are static, but with scripting languages Web pages can be dynamic and interactive. VBScript, developed by Microsoft, is Microsoft's response to JavaScript. VB in the title stands for Visual Basic and the VBScript scripting language is a subset of Visual Basic. In this course, students will learn the fundamentals of VBScript, how to use VBScript's objects and events, how to interact with the user, and data validation. Futhermore, VBScript is the language of choice for Microsoft's powerful server-side technology, Active Server Pages.
- Creating Web-based Applications
- By adding VBScript code to HTML pages, you can create your own web-based applications. An HTML page simply presents static information, whereas an application can interact with a visitor and contain complex calculations and programming logic.
- Integration
- VBScript integrates with HTML simply and quickly. There is no need to compile the code, the HTML browser will execute it directly.
- Declaring Variables
- Use VBScript to declare and use variables and arrays, and to perform calculations.
- Interactive Controls
- VBScript allows you to make your Web page controls more responsive to your visitor's needs. For example, if you are selling clothes you could ask you potential customer some questions about his or her favorite colors and styles. You could use the answers provided to customize the content of your page and display only the clothes that you feel would appeal to this customer. The automobile industry is using this technology to great advantage on their web sites.
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