In the case of the ASP
Request variables, all five types of variables are available through a drop-down list on the Request Variable
dialog box. After you??™ve chosen your variable, enter its name in the Name field. Table 23-1 provides a
breakdown of the available variables for each of the Dreamweaver server models.
TABLE 23-1
Variables for Dreamweaver Server Models
Server Model Variables
ASP Request, Cookie, QueryString, Form, ServerVariables, ClientCertificate, Session, Application
ColdFusion Form, URL, Session, Client, Application, Cookie, CGI, Server Variable, Local Variable
JSP Request Variables, Session Variable
PHP Form, URL, Session, Cookie, Server, Environmental
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Crafting Multiple-Page Applications 23
To complete the search application begun in the previous Technique, you need to create a results page.
Unlike the search page, the results page contains server-side code easily inserted through Dreamweaver.
1. From the 22_Dynamic_Pages folder in the Techniques - Dynamic site, open the results_start
file for your server model.
To save time, a table to hold your search results has already been added to the page. The first task
is to add a recordset to the page.
2. From the Bindings panel, click Add (+) and select Recordset (Query) from the list.
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