Rob Dixon schreef:

> If you're
> unable to write to the HTTP server machine then you're unable to
> change the contents of any web page at all.

The webpages behind the URLs can be created fully dynamically, so you
actually don't need write access to the file system of the HTTP server.

An URL like
http://www.example.com/text-with-graphlink.html?userid=123;graphid=456
could result in calling some ISP-supplied '/home/cgi/bin/html.pl'
that uses 'text-with-graphlink' and 'userid=123' and 'graphid=456'
as parameters. Further data can come from a database that is running on
a separate machine.

-- 
Affijn, Ruud

"Gewoon is een tijger."


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