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Scripting languages are becoming increasingly popular on the web, because they can be used to make web pages more dynamic and interactive.

There are two types of scripting languages:
server-side
and client-side.

Server-side scripting performs all of its processing on the web server and delivers a final product (the web page) to the user's browser. Server-side scripting does not, in and of itself, present accessibility problems. Like all web content, however, server-side scripts must produce content that follows principles of accessible design.

In contrast, client-side scripting is scripting that does all of its processing on the user's own computer. It is commonly used to create pop-up windows, instant-redirect pulldown menus, shopping-cart calculations, and mouseover effects (i.e., menus or images that change when the user's mouse passes over them). Javascript is the most popularclient-side scripting language. Whether

Client-side scripts yield accessible content depends largely on how they're used and whether the user has technology that supports them. Older versions of popular browsers do not support client-side scripting, and newer versions allow users to turn off script support (many users do so because of security concerns or to turn off annoying features such as pop-up ads or scrolling tickertapes). The answer to the question of whether script-generated content is supported by assistive technology depends on the intended function of the script and on the technique used to deploy that function. For example, if the intended function is to display a submenu when the user mouses over a particular link, then this function is inaccessible to people who aren't using a mouse. On the other hand, the intended function is to display a submenu when a particular link has focus, then the function itself may be accessible. However, particular techniques for deploying this function may be inaccessible to people using assistive technology such as screen readers.


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Solaris with Apache Web Server 12.66 %

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