
Dynamic Web Programming: A Beginner's Guide
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Inhalt
- Intro
- Contents
- ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
- INTRODUCTION
- PART I Getting Ready
- Setting Up Your Workstation
- Picking a Development Tool
- Choosing a Testing Server
- Testing Browsers
- 1 XHTML and HTML Refresher
- XHTML vs. HTML
- XHTML Rules
- Deprecated HTML Tags
- Reviewing HTML
- Using Basic Tags
- Setting Paragraph Styles
- Applying Character Styles
- Displaying Special Characters
- Working with Images and Image Maps
- Adding Hyperlinks and Bookmarks
- Defining Forms
- Creating Tables
- HTML Authoring Resources
- 2 Styling with CSS
- Creating CSS
- Attaching CSS
- CSS Rules
- Types of Selectors
- CSS Properties and Values
- CSS Concepts
- Text Properties
- Page Properties
- Layout Properties
- PART II Adding JavaScript Dynamic Elements
- Understanding Programming and JavaScript
- Delving into JavaScript
- Introducing JavaScript
- Tools Needed for JavaScript
- 3 Fundamentals of JavaScript
- JavaScript Introduction
- Using JavaScript with X/HTML Pages
- JavaScript Basics
- Writing and Testing JavaScript
- Parts of JavaScript
- Variables and Constants
- Operators
- Statements and Expressions
- Functions
- Objects
- Control Structures
- If/Else Statements
- While and Do-While Statements
- For Statement
- Switch Statements
- 4 Responding to Events
- Introducing Event Handlers
- Placing Event Handlers in Your Code
- Understanding Event Handler Syntax and Usage
- Working with the Window Event Handlers
- Displaying Messages When a Page Opens/Closes
- Placing and Removing Focus
- Resizing a Window
- Using the Mouse and Keyboard Event Handlers
- Working with onclick, ondblclick, and Arrays
- Moving the Mouse Pointer to Trigger Events
- Using the Keyboard Event Handlers
- 5 Working with and Validating Forms
- Reviewing Forms
- Understanding Forms
- Creating Forms Using X/HTML
- Using JavaScript in Forms
- Naming Forms on a Web Page
- Form Properties and Methods
- Working with Form Element Properties and Methods
- Validating a Form
- Understanding Validation
- Using Validation with Passwords
- Using Form Extras
- Creating a Menu Bar
- Introducing Regular Expressions
- PART III Exercising the Server with PHP
- About PHP
- Tools Needed for PHP
- Adding PHP to Aptana
- Setting Up PHP in Aptana
- 6 Fundamentals of PHP
- PHP Introduction
- Integrating PHP with X/HTML
- Writing and Testing PHP
- PHP Basics
- Parts of PHP
- Types of Information
- Variables and Constants
- Operators
- Statements and Expressions
- Functions
- Control Structures
- if/else Statements
- while and do-while Statements
- for and foreach Statements
- switch Statements
- 7 Using PHP by Itself
- PHP File and Directory Management
- Basic File Functions
- Additional File Functions
- Cookies and Session and Server Variables
- Session Variables
- Cookies
- Server Variables
- User Authentication
- The Index Script
- The Registration Scripts
- The Sign-In Scripts
- A Site Page
- PART IV Powering Databases with MySQL and PHP
- About MySQL
- Tools Needed for MySQL
- 8 Fundamentals of MySQL
- Relational Databases and SQL
- Understanding an RDBMS
- Understanding SQL
- Using MySQL
- Using phpMyAdmin
- Opening and Exploring phpMyAdmin
- Create and Use a Database in phpMyAdmin
- Exploring PHP MySQL Functions
- Database Manipulation
- Database Information
- Database Administration
- Combining PHP MySQL Functions
- 9 Putting It All Together
- Application Design
- Design Template and CSS
- Database Design
- Creating the Scripts
- Administrator Authentication
- Database Entry and Maintenance
- Class Registration
- Index
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