Dynamic Web Content

Dynamic web content, as opposed to static HTML pages, is generated on the fly by a program and can interact with the site visitor in various useful ways. It can also display information retrieved from a database or another source or computed in some way by the program. Dynamic pages are "alive" and changing and are a common way to provide an useful service to a client or to capture the attention of your visitors and keep them coming back.

The most common language for creating dynamic content is PHP but we also provide full support for CGI programs (which can be placed either in your cgi-bin folder or in any folder as long as they are named with a .cgi extension). You can have CGI scripts written in a variety of languages including Perl, Python, PHP, C/C++, bash and others.

Another less common way to add dynamic content to your pages is SSI (Server-Side Includes).

Whether you have your own web application or are interested in installing a program you downloaded from the Internet our servers will most likely meet even your most complex requirements.