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Table of Contents
Practical Web Technologies
By P. K. Yuen, V. Lau
Pub Date
: September 09, 2003
Pages
: 928
Preface
About this book
A quick tour of the book
A study map
Companion Web Site
Acknowledgments
Part I. HTML/XHTML for instant Web
Chapter 1. From HTML to XHTML and Web site design
Section 1.1. Introduction: a practical review of XHTML
Section 1.2. A quick start with Web pages
Section 1.3. Using images on XHTML
Section 1.4. Hyperlinks, tables, and frames
Section 1.5. Publishing your page on the Internet and search engines
Chapter 2. Cascading Style Sheet (CSS) for Web pages
Section 2.1. What is CSS style?
Section 2.2. Controlling text properties with style
Section 2.3. Background and border
Section 2.4. Dimensioning and positioning of elements
Section 2.5. Other design techniques using the CSS style
Chapter 3. Graphics, fonts, and colors using Java
Section 3.1. Beginning Java programming
Section 3.2. Controlling fonts and colors with Java applets
Section 3.3. Displaying graphics and shapes using Java
Section 3.4. Business graphics with Java applets
Chapter 4. Images, animations, and multimedia
Section 4.1. Using multimedia on the Web
Section 4.2. Basic multimedia applications on the Web
Section 4.3. Embedding and controlling WMP
Section 4.4. Using plugins for multimedia applications
Section 4.5. Using the Java Media Framework (JMF) and Player
Chapter 5. XML and XSLT
Section 5.1. An introduction to XML and XSLT
Section 5.2. Transforming XML to XHTML using XSLT
Section 5.3. Manipulating XML data with XSLT
Section 5.4. Using CSS and parser on XML documents
Part II. Practical programming techniques for the Web I
Chapter 6. Start with mouse-over control
Section 6.1. Introduction: mouse events on the Web
Section 6.2. Beginning mouse over (or rollover)
Section 6.3. Changing text attributes with mouse over
Section 6.4. Basic mouse clicks and position control
Section 6.5. Generating menus with mouse over
Chapter 7. Practical use of script
Section 7.1. Web programming with scripts
Section 7.2. Basic boxes and controls
Section 7.3. Detection
Section 7.4. Cookies, cookies
Section 7.5. Implementation of an online shopping cart
Chapter 8. Controlling frames and browser window(s)
Section 8.1. Controlling frames I
Section 8.2. Controlling frames II
Section 8.3. Browser window(s) I
Section 8.4. Browser window(s) II
Chapter 9. Programming moving objects
Section 9.1. An introduction to moving objects
Section 9.2. Controlling objects with event handlers
Section 9.3. Setting up general event handlers
Section 9.4. Practical techniques for moving objects
Section 9.5. Handling multiple moving objects
Part III. Practical programming techniques for the Web II
Chapter 10. Using the Document Object Model (DOM) I
Section 10.1. An introduction to the DOM
Section 10.2. Controlling input elements with DOM interfaces
Section 10.3. Multiple checkboxes and radio boxes
Section 10.4. Select boxes and their applications
Section 10.5. A page to match new friends
Chapter 11. Using the Document Object Model (DOM) II
Section 11.1. The object structure of the DOM
Section 11.2. The collection features provided by the DOM
Section 11.3. The DOM Core
Section 11.4. Working with the DOM Core interfaces
Section 11.5. Some DOM Core applications
Chapter 12. Date and time manipulations
Section 12.1. An introduction to date and time functions
Section 12.2. Static date and time on the Web
Section 12.3. Dynamic date and time on the Web
Section 12.4. Generating calendars
Section 12.5. Getting date and time information from server
Chapter 13. Practical emailing
Section 13.1. An introduction to email and mail agents
Section 13.2. Basic emailing with browsers
Section 13.3. Verifying email addresses using pattern matching
Section 13.4. Controlling email with ASP and PHP server script
Section 13.5. Emailing and Perl
Part IV. Server CGI Techniques and Databases
Chapter 14. Using the Common Gateway Interface
Section 14.1. Common Gateway Interface (CGI)
Section 14.2. CGI applications and preprocessors
Section 14.3. Using CGI with forms
Section 14.4. Passing data to CGI applications: name/value pairs
Section 14.5. A simple e-commerce application for small businesses
Chapter 15. CGI applications using Perl script
Section 15.1. Using server environment and system functions
Section 15.2. Using server storage
Section 15.3. Basic CGI applications with Perl
Section 15.4. Practical CGI applications with Perl
Chapter 16. Using ASP and migrating to ASP.NET
Section 16.1. An introduction to ASP and ASP.NET
Section 16.2. ASP objects and their applications on the Web
Section 16.3. CGI applications with ASP
Section 16.4. Controlling system storage and resources with ASP
Section 16.5. Migrating ASP to ASP.NET
Chapter 17. Programming databases and MySQL
Section 17.1. An introduction to SQL databases
Section 17.2. Using MySQL
Section 17.3. Database programming with ODBC
Section 17.4. Database programming with Database Interface (DBI)
Section 17.5. Accessing databases with ADO and ASP
Chapter 18. Application of SQL and PHP to databases
Section 18.1. Creating databases and tables with SQL
Section 18.2. Basic SQL query statements
Section 18.3. Built-in SQL functions and multiple tables
Section 18.4. Designing database applications with PHP (I)
Section 18.5. Designing database applications with PHP (II)
Part V. Web security, e-commerce, and other topics
Chapter 19. Security technologies on the Web
Section 19.1. Basic data security
Section 19.2. Data protection begins with passwords
Section 19.3. Putting encrypted passwords in databases
Section 19.4. MD and digital signatures
Section 19.5. Data security with public-key technology
Section 19.6. A quick tour of GnuPG
Chapter 20. Practical e-commerce and SSL security
Section 20.1. An introduction to e-commerce
Section 20.2. A general login page for e-commerce
Section 20.3. Implementation of an online bargain hunting shop
Section 20.4. Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) and OpenSSL
Section 20.5. Building a secure Web site with HTTPS
Chapter 21. Mobile Internet and WML
Section 21.1. An introduction to Mobile Internet
Section 21.2. Mobile Internet pages with WML I
Section 21.3. Mobile Internet pages with WML II
Section 21.4. Using WMLScript with WML pages
Section 21.5. WML applications with CGI and databases
Glossary
