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E-raamat: ASP Web Development with Macromedia Dreamweaver MX 2004

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  • Ilmumisaeg: 09-Nov-2013
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  • Keel: eng
  • ISBN-13: 9781430207221
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  • Keel: eng
  • ISBN-13: 9781430207221
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If you'd like to create your own dynamic web pages using the ASP server model, then let this book be your guide! Whether you're just starting out with Dreamweaver and want to learn about ASP, or you're already proficient with Dreamweaver and want to begin programming dynamic websites, this book will broaden your website programming skills.



You'll learn Dreamweaver's ASP server behaviors and many best practices for developing with the CSS and XHTML web standards. You'll also absorb the basics of working with databases and the SQL language, and look closely at both Microsoft Access and Microsoft SQL Server. With this book as your guide, you will be able to create dynamic websites quickly, with Dreamweaver's built-in tools. You will also acquire a solid foundation in coding ASP by hand.

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"A concise, compact, no-nonsense book that teaches the reader how to develop accessible, standards compliant ASP-driven web sites using ASP and Macromedia Dreamweaver MX 2004 as the development tool. This book presents ASP Web development with Dreamweaver in real-world tutorials so you can expect fast results as you progress through the book." (it-expert, Issue no. 48, 2004)

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Springer Book Archives
About the Authors xiii
About the Technical Reviewer xv
Acknowledgments xvii
Chapter 1 Introducing Dreamweaver MX 2004 1(22)
Static to Dynamic
2(4)
Server-Side Technology in Dreamweaver MX
2(1)
Why You Need Dreamweaver MX 2004
3(3)
Moving Around in Dreamweaver MX 2004
6(14)
The MDI
6(3)
The Panels
9(11)
Summary
20(3)
Chapter 2 Web Standards in Dreamweaver 23(66)
Authoring Valid XHTML
24(12)
The Rules of Writing XHTML
26(5)
Best Practices for Markup
31(5)
XHTML in Dreamweaver MX 2004
36(1)
Setting Preferences
36(1)
Authoring Valid CSS
37(5)
Why Use CSS?
37(3)
The Basics of CSS
40(2)
Redefining How HTML Tags Look in the Browser
42(1)
Creating CSS Classes
42(1)
CSS Tools in Dreamweaver MX 2004
42(30)
Setting Preferences
43(2)
The CSS Panel
45(3)
The Property Inspector
48(2)
Design Files: Pre-Made CSS Stylesheets
50(1)
Design Files: Page Designs (CSS)
51(1)
Design-Time Stylesheets
52(1)
Integration with TopStyle CSS Editor
53(1)
Creating Valid Markup
53(5)
The Layout
58(9)
Moving to XHTML Strict
67(5)
CSS for Layout
72(13)
Creating the Banner
73(2)
Create the Navigation
75(4)
The Content Area
79(6)
Browser and Dynamic Data
85(1)
Working with Dynamic Data
85(1)
What to Watch Out For
86(1)
Validating Dynamic Pages
86(1)
Summary
86(1)
Resources
87(2)
Chapter 3 Accessibility and Dreamweaver MX 2004 89(26)
Accessibility Overview
90(9)
What Is Accessibility Important?
92(1)
Defining Disabilities
93
Assistive Technologies
84(11)
Accessibility Standards
95(4)
Accessibility in Dreamweaver MX 2004
99(14)
Accessibility Preferences Options
99(1)
Adding Images
100(2)
Adding Media
102(1)
Adding Frames
103(1)
Adding Forms
104(2)
Adding Tables
106(2)
Accessibility Validation
108(2)
Accessibility Reference
110(1)
Cascading Style Sheets
111(1)
Accessible Authoring Environment
112(1)
Summary
113(2)
Chapter 4 Introducing ASP 115(56)
No More Static
116(2)
What's Wrong with HTML?
116(1)
Static vs. Dynamic
116(2)
Exit Free CGI Hunting, Enter ASP
118(1)
Getting Started
118(6)
What You Need To Get Started
119(2)
Creating a Virtual Directory
121(2)
Setting Up Dreamweaver for ASP Development
123(1)
ASP/VBScript Basics
124(26)
Specifying Your Scripting Language
124(1)
The Delimiters
124(2)
Variables
126(3)
Writing Data to the Page
129(1)
Commenting Code
130(1)
Concatenation Using the Ampersand (&)
131(2)
Data Types: String, Integer, and Boolean
133(1)
VBScript's House of Built-In Functions
134(3)
Operators
137(6)
Conditional Logic
143(5)
Controlling the Flow of Your Programs
148(2)
Applying Your ASP Knowledge
150(18)
Cool Web Forms
150(1)
Dummy Login Form
151(6)
Cookies (Not Made of Dough)
157(5)
Session Variables
162(3)
Environment Variables
165(3)
Summary
168(1)
Resources
169(2)
Chapter 5 Databases Overview 171(62)
How Do I Create a Database?
171(4)
Preparing a SQL Server Database for Internet Use
175(1)
Creating the IUSR Account in SQL Server
176(2)
Database Design
178(1)
Object Naming Conventions
179(1)
Creating Tables
180(1)
Creating Tables Using Access
181(2)
Creating a Table in SQL Server
183(4)
Relational Databases and Referential Integrity
187(7)
Creating a Relationship in Access
188(2)
Creating a Relationship in SQL Server
190(2)
SQL Server Views and Access Queries
192(2)
Simple SOL
194(12)
Selecting All Records from a Table
194(1)
Selecting All Records That Meet One Criterion
195(1)
Selecting All Records That Meet Several Criteria
196(1)
Selecting Records That Meet One or More of Several Criteria
196(1)
Useful SQL Keywords
197(8)
Going on a DATE
205(1)
Making the Connection
206(25)
Setting Up a DSN to an Access Database
206(1)
Setting Up a DSN to a SQL Server Database
207(1)
Connecting to Dreamweaver MX 2004
208(1)
The Simple Recordset Builder
209(5)
The Advanced Recordset Builder
214(3)
Using Commands
217(2)
Inserting a Record
219(3)
Updating a Record
222(1)
Updating Multiple Records (Simple Example)
223(2)
Deleting a Record
225(1)
Deleting Multiple Records (Simple Example)
226(1)
Stored Procedures
227(3)
The Stored Procedure Command
230(1)
Summary
231(2)
Chapter 6 The Application Panel 233(52)
Connections
233(1)
Custom Connection String
234(5)
ODBC
235(1)
OLE DB
235(1)
Password-Protected Access Database
236(1)
Connect to a Database
236(3)
System Data Source Name
239(1)
Bindings
239(1)
Request Variables
240(3)
Creating Request Variables
240(2)
Creating Request Form Fields
242(1)
Creating Request Cookies
242(1)
Creating Request Server Variables
243(1)
Creating Session Variables
243(1)
Server Behaviors
243(1)
Recordset (Query)
244(2)
Repeat Region
246(2)
Go to Detail Page
248(10)
Master Page
249(1)
An Alternative Way to Generate a Master Page
250(3)
Detail Page
253(2)
Using Dynamic Images
255(3)
Recordset Paging
258(3)
Displaying a Few Records at a Time
258(1)
Moving to Previous Record
259(1)
Moving to Next Record
260(1)
Show Region
261(2)
Show Region If Not First Record
261(1)
Show Region If Not Last Record
261(1)
Recordset Navigation Bar
262(1)
Show Region If Recordset Is Empty
262(1)
Show Region If Recordset Is Not Empty
263(1)
Insert Record
263(6)
Using the Record Insertion Form Wizard
266(3)
Update Record
269(4)
Delete Record
273(2)
User Authentication
275(9)
Log In User
275(4)
Log Out User
279(1)
Restrict Access to Page
280(1)
Check New Username
281(3)
Summary
284(1)
Chapter 7 Code Reuse In Dreamweaver 285(36)
Dreamweaver Templates
285(11)
Creating a Simple Template
286(8)
Template Tips and Tricks
294(2)
Library Items
296(5)
Creating a Library Item
297(2)
Inserting a Library Item into Your Document
299(1)
Editing Library Items
299(2)
ASP Includes
301(12)
A Basic Include
301(2)
File or Virtual Includes
303(1)
Using Includes for Items That Appear on Every Page
303(4)
Templates vs. Includes
307(1)
Displaying Includes Conditionally
308(5)
Snippets
313(7)
Snippets That Ship with Dreamweaver
313(4)
Third-Party Snippets
317(1)
Creating Your Own Snippets
318(2)
Summary
320(1)
Chapter 8 Dreamweaver MX 2004 Extensions 321(26)
Finding Extensions
322(4)
Installing Extensions
324(2)
Importing Extensions
326(1)
Building an Extension (or Two)
326(9)
The Anatomy of an Extension
327(1)
The Extension Code
327(1)
The Interface
328(7)
Distributing Extensions
335(5)
Writing the MXI File
336(2)
Packaging (from MXI to MXP)
338(2)
Distributing Your Extensions
340(1)
The Dynamic Web Address Server Behavior
340(6)
The Code
340(1)
Building the Server Behavior
341(3)
Editing the Interface
344(1)
Add the Help Button
345(1)
Summary
346(1)
Chapter 9 Debugging and Error Handling 347(32)
Errors
347(23)
Viewing Error Messages
347(1)
ASP Errors-Script Errors
348(6)
ODBC Errors
354(4)
SQL Errors
358(12)
Bugs
370(2)
Re-Creating the Problem
370(2)
Coding to Avoid Bugs
372(4)
Comment Your Code
372(1)
Use Option Explicit
372(2)
Naming Variables
374(1)
Including Repeated Elements in Variables
375(1)
Display Errors on the Screen
376(1)
Where to Get Help
376(2)
Web Resources
376(1)
Newsgroups and Forums
377(1)
Summary
378(1)
Chapter 10 Final Case Study 379(28)
Setting Up the Site
380(6)
Configuring a Dreamweaver Site
380(1)
Setting Up the Web Server
381(2)
Testing Your Setup
383(1)
Building the Page Framework
384(2)
Creating a Database
386(3)
Defining Tables
387(1)
Setting Up a DSN
388(1)
Defining a Connection
388(1)
Creating a Login Module
389(3)
Error Messages
390(1)
Display Logic
391(1)
Storing Login Details Using a Cookie
391(1)
Assembling the Admin Pages
392(6)
User Management
393(4)
Content Management
397(1)
Constructing the Home Page
398(2)
Adding News Items
398(2)
User Registration
400(2)
Registration
400(2)
Editing User Details
402(2)
Contact Form
404(1)
Summary
405(2)
Index 407


Rachel Andrew is a director of edgeofmyseat.com, a U.K.-based web solutions company, and is an experienced web developer. Rachel is a member of the Web Standards Project on the Dreamweaver Task Force, and hopes to encourage best practices in the support and use of W3C Standards in Dreamweaver. In addition to co-authoring several books, Rachel writes for various magazines and resource sites, both online and off. When not writing code or writing about writing code, Rachel spends time with her daughter, tries to encourage people to use Debian GNU/Linux, studies with the Open University, and enjoys a nice pint of beer.
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