SPLatco Knowledge Base
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The basic model of the SitePlayer Server is this:

You write yourself one of more web pages in html. Within those pages you make reference to “SiteObjects”. SiteObjects are memory variables held in the SitePlayer. When a surfer comes along and accesses your page, the SitePlayer serves up the page with each SiteObject reference replaced by the actual memory value.

For example, your html file may contain the following:

<P>The temperature is ^temp degrees C</P>

Meanwhile, if the SPLat program has loaded the number 25 into the SitePlayer RAM location corresponding to the variable named temp, then when the above html code is served up it will read

The temperature is 25 degrees C

Similarly (though a bit more complicated!), input data can be collected from a web page via links with embedded parameters or the form GET method. This is documented in the SitePlayer software manual.