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Bryan
Hello all,
I'm just curious about something and I knew someone here would have the
answer!
I notice when I view the source of a lot of Google pages (for example,
my GMail Inbox page source) that the src option in <script> tags will
refer to addresses like "?foo=bar&bla=bla". How does this work
exactly? Does the server side script return a string containing
javascript code? How does it know which server side script to call?
Does it look for an index file of some type?
Something else I just noticed in the address of this page (I know this
is off topic, sorry)... this page sends GET data to a "place" named
'post', but 'post' has no file extension. How does this work?
Thanks!
I'm just curious about something and I knew someone here would have the
answer!
I notice when I view the source of a lot of Google pages (for example,
my GMail Inbox page source) that the src option in <script> tags will
refer to addresses like "?foo=bar&bla=bla". How does this work
exactly? Does the server side script return a string containing
javascript code? How does it know which server side script to call?
Does it look for an index file of some type?
Something else I just noticed in the address of this page (I know this
is off topic, sorry)... this page sends GET data to a "place" named
'post', but 'post' has no file extension. How does this work?
Thanks!