Read this brief introduction to get an idea of what dynamic hypertext is and how it is used in DynaWeb. Then, when you are ready, go to the Demo . Overview Dynamic hypertext can be used to present conventional text databases as Web pages, and to merge them with other information on the Web. If you come back later and select different links you will see a different set of Web pages. Even if you see one of the same text documents, it will be marked up with a different set of links.
Most Web pages are static, that is to say, that same set of links is presented to all users.
Typically a human author creates the links which do not change over time. How DynaWeb Works DynaWeb is an implementation of dynamic hypertext, where there are no pre-existing Web pages. These dynamic links are created based on the contents of the legacy text documents that are used, and on your interests as indicated by the links that you select. DynaWeb deduces the topic that you are interested in based on the pattern of link selections that you make. When you select a link, a new Web page is constructed and shown to you.