Dynamic Web Pages

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	Dynamic web pages are pages that interact with the user. Dynamic pages change their appearance or behavior based on user feedback or other inputs. Examples of dynamic web pages include amortization schedules, weather reporting, stock quoting services, user authentication and logins, data entry, and more.
	Dynamic web pages are among the most useful aspects of web site design. html++ makes creating interactive sites both easy and effective.
	Most responses from users come from forms, which pass their name/value data to a server and applications via CGI (Common Gateway Interface) or ISAPI. Interpreting data varies somewhat from server to server, but the htmlServer base class encapsulates and wraps everything into a single, consistent interface using the htmlCgi and htmlISAPI classes.
	htmlCgi and htmlISAPI are both derived from htmlServer, whose parent class is CNVList, html++'s generic name/value pair list management class.

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