How do you know if a website is a DHTML

[Anthony S]

website? What in the source code tells you.? I know a DHTML site uses CSS HTML or Markup language, DOM and some sort of script Java or VB and so forth.

[Peter pan]

Just look at the source code!!!!

[Johnny H]

any ws print a page from it it will have tyoe on bottom of page

[Andy T]

If there is some sort of scripting in it, JavaScript; it is enough to say it is DHTML.

[danieltalsky]

Well, DHTML is an AWFULLY broad term, and it seems like you have the idea. Honestly a web page with an image rollover qualifies technically. And all of the modern AJAX stuff is just DHTML with extra calls to the server between page loads.By behavior: Does it do anything plain HTML doesn't do? Can you drag anything around? Make anything expand or collapse? Have non-flash animation on-page? Images change (and they're not animated gifs)?By source code: Is there Javascript? Look in the header for tags. Does the javascript modify the appearance of HTML elements?If you get yesses to almost any of these questions, then you've got DHTML on your hands. There are hardly any websites out there anymore without a little of the old 'D'.

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