Object Orientation and General technical topics - HTML for Web Application Authors

HTML for Web Application Authors - Object Orientation and General technical topics module Q625

If you're providing server side applications on your web site, you'll need to have some understanding of HTML as that's how you'll be addressing your user's browser. As well as the standard HTML tags, you'll need a good understanding of forms, and perhaps you'll get involved in other extensions to the basic HTML such as frames, style sheets, javascript and embedded objects Ð all of which we introduce in this module.

This topic is presented on public courses Technology Background for PHP, Using Perl on the Web, Java Programming for the Web, Learning to Program in Java, Deploying LAMP - Linux, Apache, MySQL, Perl/PHP, Linux Web Server

Examples from our training material

envlist.pl	List form and environment information
former.html	Sample form showing each main element
tabledemo.html	A Sample Table
tabledemo.php4	Generating a table from a PHP script

Background information

This module is available under an Open Training Notes License for free download from http://www.training-notes.co.uk.

Topics covered in this module

Tables.
Frames.
Forms.
Element types within a form.
The script used.
Objects and images within a web page.
Style sheets.
JavaScript.

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