ns_adp_puts - Append data to the output buffer for the current connection
This command appends the string to the output buffer for the current connection. If -nonewline is specified, a line terminator is not appended after string.
The ns_adp_puts command is similar to ns_write, but there are important differences. While ns_write writes directly to the client's connection and allows you to send header fields and control the output stream at a low-level, ns_adp_puts operates at a higher level by writing to the ADP output buffer and automatically appending newlines by default. Therefore, ns_adp_puts should be used for output within ADP pages, as it integrates seamlessly with the ADP processing model and ensures proper output buffering.