Please have a look at this site and answer me

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Please have a look at this site before answering me.

http://www.w3schools.com[^]

When I explored this site, each page of the site has a unique name, (not like asp?id='anyid'), as if there is no database behind this site.

My question is

=> has the developer created each page separately?
=> How the webmaster is handling this site, any update, any modification
without a database, how every thing is working.
=> Is it a convenient way to create each page separately( In my thinking it
is a time consuming process)
=> If some database is working behind this then why the name of each page is
unique and no any id etc is passed to the url (like asp?id=).
=> What kind of technique is this to create such like a website

Please provide me satisfactory answers of my questions.
I will be thankful to you.

[edit]w3Schools link converted to a link - OriginalGriff[/edit]

Posted 5-Feb-11 21:28pm

rashidfarooq

Updated 5-Feb-11 21:31pm

OriginalGriff

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R. Giskard Reventlov 6-Feb-11 3:34am

Why don't you simply ask them? Oh, and how can we possible know what constitutes a satsifactory answer? Dumb question.

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OriginalGriff · Accepted Answer · 2011-02-05T21:36:00

Has the developer created each page separately?
Yes. If you look at most websites, they are done the same way.

How the webmaster is handling this site, any update, any modification
without a database, how every thing is working.
Very well indeed - All you have to do is use Cascading Style Sheets, and update the page content.

Is it a convenient way to create each page separately( In my thinking it
is a time consuming process)
Yes. Style sheets handle the overall look and feel, the page content is separate from each other: as it should be.

If some database is working behind this then why the name of each page is
unique and no any id etc is passed to the url (like asp?id=).
There is a database behind some websites, but it is frequently handled in the code rather than exposed directly in the page.

What kind of technique is this to create such like a website
Pretty normal, I think...