“Dynamic Page Generation†refers to the process of creating web pages in real-time, typically in response to user requests, using server-side scripts such as PHP, Python, or Node.js. Unlike static pages (which are fixed HTML files), dynamic pages are generated on-the-fly and often pull content from databases.
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 Key Features of Dynamic Page Generation
| Feature | Description |
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| Database Integration | Fetch content (e.g., blog posts, products) from a database like MySQL. |
| User Personalization | Show different content based on user login, preferences, or behavior. |
| Session Handling | Track logged-in users and their interactions using sessions and cookies. |
| URL Parameters | Use query strings (e.g., ?id=123) to load different data on the same page template. |
| Template Systems | Separate layout from logic using systems like Twig, Blade, or Smarty. |
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Example in PHP
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 Benefits of Dynamic Page Generation
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Scalability: One template serves thousands of content items.
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Content Management: Easily update content from a CMS or backend.
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Interactive Features: Enables search, filters, user dashboards, etc.
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