Cisco Cisco Collaboration Server Dynamic Content Adapter Maintenance Manual

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Cisco Collaboration Server ScriptBuilder Guide – Version 5.0 
Avoiding SPLIT Web Pages 
When an agent shares a Web page or Web page comparison with a caller, the Web 
address of the page is shared with each participant's browser and the participant's 
browser opens the Web page from the server.  Each participant opens the Web page 
individually, which allows the participant to use the page independently of other 
participants.   
The Web page sharing process is usually simple and effective.  However, if you 
include SPLIT Web pages or Web page comparisons in your script, agents may 
encounter some difficulties when sharing these pages.  SPLIT stands for Web pages 
that are Secure, Personalized, Live, Interactive, and/or Transactional. The following 
table describes each of these types of Web pages and the issues that agents may 
experience when trying to share these pages. 
  
Type of Web 
Page 
Description 
Issues Agents May Encounter 
Secure 
Secure Web pages contain content 
that can be accessed only by a 
specific person or group of people.  
For example, the Web page may 
require a login password or detect 
the IP address of the computer 
trying to access the Web page.  
If an agent shares a secure Web page, 
any participant who is not authorized 
to view the Web page cannot open the 
page.   
Personalized  Personalized Web pages tailor the 
content in the page to the person 
viewing the page.  The Web page 
may use a cookie to display 
personalized content, such as 
advertisements based on the 
products that the person has 
ordered from the Web site in the 
past. 
If an agent shares a personalized Web 
page, the content of the page may be 
different for each participant.   
Live 
Live Web pages contain content 
that changes based on factors such 
as the time the page was requested 
or actions that the person viewing 
the page has performed.  For 
example, an online stock ticker 
displays different information based 
on the time the information was 
If an agent shares a live Web page, 
the content of the page may be 
different for each participant, 
depending on the time that the Web 
page appears in the participants' 
browsers.   
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