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98-363 Web Development Fundamentals. LESSON 4.1. Lesson Overview. •.
Client-side scripts run on the client's computer, as opposed to the server.
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Understand Client-side Scripting
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Lesson Overview •
Client-side scripts run on the client’s computer, as opposed to the server.
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After a Web page is downloaded to the client computer, and if the browser is enabled to run scripts, the client-side scripts will run in the browser.
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Although script languages are simpler than programming languages, scripts can add sophisticated logic to Web pages and increase interactivity.
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How do you implement client-side scripting?
You can implement client-side scripting in a Web Part in one of two ways: y — Linking a script file to a Web Part y — Embedding a script in a Web Part
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Example of a Client-side Script (click here to see what this code does)
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Linking a Script File to a Web Part
Write the script in a separate file and place the file on a server running Microsoft Windows Server 2003 with Microsoft Windows SharePoint Services.
The first time the script file is referenced, the file is fetched from the server and placed in the Web browser's cache. y — Subsequent references to the script file only require that the script be fetched from the Web browser's cache.
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Linking a Script File to a Web Part (continued) Advantages:
More efficient for different Web Parts and Web Part pages to share scripts placed in a common script file. y — Fetched from the server only the first time it is referenced. y — Subsequent references fetch the script from the Web browser's cache.
The benefit is more obvious if the script is long.
More practical and easier to maintain organizationally than embedding the entire script in the Web Part class definition.
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Embedding Script in a Web Part
Specify your script in a Web Part explicitly and load the script only once for all instances of the same Web Part on a Web Part Page.
Advantages:
Similar to linking to a script file, the script is loaded only once for all instances of the same Web Part on that Web Part page.
For short scripts, clarity and convenience outweigh performance gains.
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Assignment
Complete Student Activity 4.1.
You may work in a group, but you are responsible for your own work.
Turn in the completed assignment to your instructor for review.
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Lesson Review
Scripts are blocks of code that are inserted into a Web page and are interpreted at run time.
Just as a Web browser interprets Hypertext Markup Language (HTML) on a Web page to determine what to display, a Web browser also interprets scripts to determine what actions to take when an event occurs (for example, what happens when a user clicks a button on a Web page).
Client-side scripts run on the client as opposed to the server. y After a Web page is downloaded to the client computer and if the browser is enabled to run scripts, the client-side scripts will run in the browser.
