Client-side scripting can be used to make web pages change after they arrive at the browser. Client-side scripts can also be used to perform validation of data entered into forms, either using ...

A small program that is run on the user's machine. For example, JavaScript scripts are widely used on Web pages that are executed in the client machine. Contrast with server-side script. THIS ...

Two books live on my desk when I'm working on Web pages with client-side scripting: David Flanagan's JavaScript: The Definitive Guide, 5th Edition (O'Reilly, 2006, 994 pp., $49.99, ISBN 978-0-596 ...

That’s because a client-side script often loads more scripts, which load even more—creating a noisy and complex environment. As I mentioned, PCI DSS version 4 now requires monitoring of credit ...

Enter client-side web scripting, i.e., all the techniques that allow you to spend time only looking at web pages (or parts of them) that interest you, and only after your computer found them for you.

Server-side ad insertion (SSAI), also known as ad stitching, is emerging as a key method for video publishers to mitigate ad blocking and boost video playback across devices. Though the technique is ...

Community driven content discussing all aspects of software development from DevOps to design patterns. Note, this article deals with client-side JavaScript. For a client and server-side JavaScript ...

A small program run on the server that automates or controls certain functions or links one program to another. On the Web, a CGI script is an example of a server-side script. Contrast with client ...