pageNum

pageNum is an attribute-based affect access script used with the Common Gateway Interface (CGI), a standard technology used for web server to web browser interaction. It is a user-manipulated interface that allows web developers to generate a pop-up menu, which depending on the programmer's specification, can modify predefined data within a CGI program.

The original purpose of pageNum was to simplify the interaction between a web user and a CGI program by providing a user interface, which can be custom tailored by the developer. The script allowed users to select certain data or options by clicking on pop-up menu items, giving the web user the ability to influence the program flow.

CGI developers can dynamically generate the contents of the page and superimpose aemonic text and HTML with the single-line procedural text-based CGI-language implemented in pageNum. Thus, pageNum can send a long report in a table, rows with interactive form elements to the browser while a short single-line CGI report makes an indication of a report.

pageNum plays an essential part in these areas:

- HTML output generation

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