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code block is surrounded by the delimiters for the particular server model: <%. . .%> for ASP, .NET, and JSP;
. . . for ColdFusion; and for PHP. Each code block may contain one or more
user-supplied parameters. The user enters the parameters in a dialog box; the Server Behavior Builder even
creates the dialog box for you.
The Server Behavior Builder can also control the positioning of any individual code block. On the server
side, code is executed from the top of the page to the bottom, and it is often critical that a particular code
segment follows another to be processed properly.
You have the option of modifying an existing server behavior, modifying a copy of an existing server behavior,
or creating an entirely new server behavior. The process is about the same for all three methods:
n Choose your server behavior. If it already exists, select it from the list; if it??™s new, give it a name.
n Work in the Server Behavior Builder to modify and create code blocks and parameters. The Server
Behavior Builder is also used for code block positioning.
n Set up the dialog box for any parameters. The Generate Server Behavior Dialog Box command
enables you to determine the type and order of any parameter elements.
To modify an existing server behavior, follow these steps:
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