how to distinguish static & dynamic website page

Discussion in 'Search Engine Optimization' started by elenabush, Aug 13, 2009.

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    Hi Dear,

    I want knowing to distinguish of static & dynamic page.
     
    elenabush, Aug 13, 2009 IP
  2. yousefgreat

    yousefgreat Banned

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    Static means "constant--never changing".

    dynamic is "changing". You can make dynamic changes to a database without having to shutdown the instance and restart for the changes to take effect. However, if you do not update the control file, when you shutdown and startup, the dynamic change is gone--it wasn't permanent.

    Static sites are meant for those sites that cant be changed or updates regularly.

    and Dynamic sites are those sites that changes or update regularly.

    an example of static pages is HTML
    and Dynamic is PHP
     
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  3. elenabush

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    I am very thank full for your suggestion, if you tell me with illustration than it more better.
     
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    .php, .asp, .aspx are some of the extensions that dynamic sites use. On the other hand static use .htm or .html
     
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    as other posters mentioned static websites have html or htm extentions BUT many dynamic websites are using them too these days as they rewrite their dynamic links to better looking static ones. so that can fool you
     
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