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  1. LearningjQuery: Better Interaction Design and Web Development with Simple JavaScript Techniques by Karl Swedberg, Jonathan Chaffer, 2007-06-29
  2. Programming PHP by Rasmus Lerdorf, Kevin Tatroe, et all 2006-04-28
  3. Flash ActionScript for Designers: Drag, Slide, Fade (VOICES) by Brendan Dawes, 2001-11-02
  4. Java 2: Beyond the Buttons by Robin Knox-Grant, 2006-08-01
  5. Flash and XML: A Developer's Guide by Dov Jacobson, Jesse Jacobson, 2001-11-20
  6. Elijah Lovejoy's ASP Training Course (Complete Video Course) by Elijah Lovejoy, 2001-12-18
  7. Microsoft ASP.NET Step by Step by G. Andrew Duthie, 2002-01-23
  8. Developing Extensions for Macromedia Dreamweaver 8 (Visual Quickstart Guides) by Anne Sandstrom, Bob Berry, 2005-10-16
  9. JSP and Java: The Complete Guide to Website Development by Art Taylor, 2002-01-15
  10. Javascript Unleashed
  11. JSP: A Beginner's Guide by Bharathi Natarajan, 2001-09-07
  12. ActivePerl with ASP and ADO by Tobias Martinsson, 2000-04-04
  13. Javascript Bible, 2nd Edition by Danny Goodman, 1996-10-22
  14. ActivePerl Developer's Guide by Martin C. Brown, 2000-08-21

41. Links To Various Computing Web Sites, By Dr. Paul Steward, FR&C Scientist.
web publishing Related Sites. Matt s cgi Script Archive. Freely downloadablescripts for guest logbooks, message boards, and many others. Free Find.
http://www.initium.demon.co.uk/webcomp.htm
Return to Home Page Loadsa Links Page Go to: Software Page Hardware Page Site Validators Web Graphics ... Other Search for a Web Related Book to buy from amazon.com .
Web Publishing Related Sites.
HTML Foreign Characters The HTML Writers Guild The WebMasters Reference The Web Design Resource Web Developer XML.com Go to Top of Page
Site Validators:
Net Mechanic Website Garage . Utilities to produce a web site + site analyser. Go to Top of Page
Web Graphics:
3d Text Generator Animated GIF Artists Guild . Lots of free GIF files. Free Graphics . Rated links to lots of sites offering free graphics. Gif Lube at the Website Garage. Reduces the size of images. Icon Bazaar . Not just icons. Online Graphics Generator Go to Top of Page
Web Sounds:
Daily Wav . Download .wav files. MIDI Farm home page. CD quality sound within a small files size. Not just for use on the web! RealAudio . Online audio and video streaming products. Go to Top of Page
ASP .Net
. Microsoft ASP .Net Matrix Project. Free download. ASP Components Downloads . ASP components and server objects downloads, searchable by keywords and category. ASP Code ASP Resource Index ASP Today Developer.com

42. GS2GIT5: Intermediate Web Publishing
GS2GIT5 Intermediate web publishing. cgi scripting. cgi scripts are the way thatWWW interfaces to external data storage applications such as relational
http://www.cs.nott.ac.uk/~hla/GS2GIT5/cgi.html
GS2GIT5: Intermediate Web Publishing
CGI scripting
CGI scripts are the way that WWW interfaces to external data storage applications such as relational databases. This is achieved by telling the server to access an executable program, instead of a document. The URL contains the name of the executable code, as well as a text string which contains parameters for the script. It looks like a perfectly normal URL except that it refers to a directory usually named something like "cgi-bin" or "G5BIAW-cgi" and, if it has parameters, there is a parameter string looking something like ?name=Helen,phone=X14237 The server then recognises that the URL is not just for retrieval of a document but is meant to be an executable piece of software. The executable code usually does the following:
  • substitutes in any parameters
  • connects to the external application (e.g. RDBMS) if necessary
  • receives returned results
  • turns results into displayable format, such as HTML, often putting in links
  • returns the displayable version of the results to the client which then display it.
    Very Basic CGI Examples
    The following are a set of sample CGI scripts that are written as shell scripts. CGI scripts can of course be any executable at all, and frequently are written in the Perl programming language or C. Many CGI scripts include connections to relational databases and have embedded SQL queries. It is equally valid to use interpreted languages or compiled programs.
  • 43. GS2GIT5: Intermediate Web Publishing
    GS2GIT5 Intermediate web publishing. Active and Dynamic content for web pages Dynamic web pages are implemented using Common Gateway Interface or cgi,
    http://www.cs.nott.ac.uk/~hla/GS2GIT5/activedynamic.html
    GS2GIT5: Intermediate Web Publishing
    Active and Dynamic content for Web pages
    Many HTML documents are created by someone either typing in all the text and the tags for formatting that text, or at best, they can be created using an HTML editor that puts in the tags, although the text still has to be typed in by hand. It is also possible to "compute" documents. If you have a lot of similar documents to generate, or if you want to be able to generate documents with up-to-the-minute data in them, the way to do this is to write a program that is triggered whenever one of those documents is required.
    Three Basic Types of Web Documents
    (adapted from Comer's "Computer Networks and Internets" book, 2nd edition). Comer categorises Web documents into three basic types, grouped according to how they are generated. The categorisation is:
    • static : a static HTML docoment is one that has been typed in, and it never changes unless someone manually edits it. The client (or browser) asks for the document, and the same one will be returned every time, until the owner of the document changes it.
      The Web pages for this course are classic examples of static Web pages.

    44. Web Publishing
    on bama.ua.edu with some modifications, such as the use of a cgi wrapper.Note In order to publish a web site, you must have either a ftponly or an
    http://helpdesk.ua.edu/web/
    Search: E-mail Internet Access Software Assistance Computer Labs ... Training
    Web Publishing
    General
    Forms
    Publishing on bama.ua.edu
    We are running a fully-functional Apache 1.3 Web server on bama.ua.edu with some modifications, such as the use of a CGI wrapper. Note: In order to publish a Web site, you must have either a ftp-only or an interactive shell on your bama account. More information is available.

    45. Microsoft ISA Server Message Boards: Publishing Multiple Web Roots With A Path S
    web Request listener and is passed by the web Proxy service to the web publishingRules. The web publishing Rule says to redirect the request to
    http://forums.isaserver.org/ultimatebb.cgi?ubb=get_topic;f=5;t=001383

    46. Microsoft ISA Server Message Boards: Common Web Publishing Problems Part 1
    This thread is for the Common web publishing Problems, Part 1 article at I have installed 2 web publishing Rules for two http servers and it works
    http://forums.isaserver.org/ultimatebb.cgi?ubb=get_topic;f=5;t=001323

    47. Denison University - Web Services - Web Publishing Tutorials
    The first part ( /cgibin/mailmerge.cgi ) finds the script that will If areply-to address is not define the web master could end up getting a lot of
    http://www.denison.edu/websrv/tutorials/forms/mailmerge.html
    HOME CALENDAR DIRECTORY ADMISSIONS ... SEARCH
    Computing: Web Services
    Comserv Home Contact Us Services Facilities ... Search Comserv
    A Guide to Web-based Forms
    Create a Form with MailMerge
    Note: Development of MailMerge has been dropped by its creator, so we suggest that you don't use it unless you really need some of its unique features not available in FormMail. It is possible that at some point in the future, MailMerge will no longer be available on the Denison webserver. Forms made in MailMerge are more versatile than those made in FormMail but are created in a different way. The same form that you've used through the last couple of steps will look a little different in MailMerge. Before you try a large or complex project involving MailMerge forms, please read the MailMerge technical documents ; MailMerge has many more options and definitions besides those covered in our tutorial.
    Creating templates
    MailMerge allows you to structure your form and e-mail through personalized templates. Before you can use MailMerge with your example form, you'll have to make a template file. This is where MailMerge is different from the other form actions we've touched on. A MailMerge template that would work with our example form is:

    48. Web Support At Rutgers
    Resources for creating web pages and sites; cgi, Counters, Forms, etc. Once you get your pages the way you like them, you can use the Publish command
    http://rucs.rutgers.edu/websupport.html

    Computing Services: University
    Camden Newark New Brunswick/Piscataway ... Policies
    Web Support at Rutgers
    Accessibility
    NOTE: All Rutgers web authors should be familiar with the techniques needed to make web pages accessible to disabled individuals. Failure to use these techniques for University web pages (including pages associated with courses) could put the University at risk legally. The W3C Web Accessibility Initiative has documented these techniques. Their Web Content Guidelines classify recommendations as priority 1, 2, or 3. Rutgers web page guidelines are currently still in the review stage. We expect them to say that all official Rutgers web pages that supply information that is necessary for an individual to function normally must comply with all priority 1 guidelines. If this is not feasible, the same information must be available somewhere else in an accessible manner, and the web page must point to that alternative location in an accessible manner. We recommend that all web pages comply with all priority 2 guidelines. All Rutgers web authors should look at toolkit.rutgers.edu

    49. Types Of Web Publishing
    3.14 Types of web publishing. Ban me 24hrs cgi is the main method of callingexecutable programs from the web server, and it allows you to call almost
    http://www.yedit.com/web-content-management-system/314-types-of-web-publishing.h
    3.14 Types of Web publishing
    YEdit i Contents ii CMS (Content Management System) iii Business Collaboration iv Business Document Management System Introduction Web Review Web Content Management System ... Tell A Friend
    Static web pages
    There are several different types of web pages. The easiest and probably the most common is the static web page (a web page that is written and then served to the user as is, with no other information added to it), all the web server does is display it. Often these types of pages will be the basis for an interactive site, as static pages load faster, and because they don't have any changing information in them, you know how they will be displayed, as there is less to go wrong in them. * Advantages of static web pages are that they are fast, reliable, simple and easy to create. * Disadvantages of static web pages are that they can be time consuming to update, and it is easy to have broken links and associated problems because a web page or link was missed when they were updated.
    Static web pages with Dynamic content
    This type of web page is written as a static page, but has statements in the page that the web server will execute. Examples of this type of page include pages that call SSI (Server Side Include) functions, embedded Java Servlets, and a few others. These are commonly used to include dynamic information into an otherwise static web page. This can also include having the static web page as a template, and using the dynamic content to fill that template. There are many options and different ways of combining static web pages with dynamic content. There is a risk that if the dynamic content is not available when the web page is requested, that the page may not display properly, or at all.

    50. Web Publishing - A CompInfo Directory
    Find the best sources of Internetbased information on web publishing. web publishing - Related Topics. Active Server Pages (ASP) - cgi - Cookies
    http://www.compinfo.co.uk/epub/web_publishing.htm
    CompInfo - The Computer Information Center
    The top one-stop reference resource for corporate IT, computers and communications
    Millions of IT users world-wide rely on our Web-based support resources
    Tell your colleagues and friends, and bookmark us at http://www.compinfo-center.com/ Computer
    Magazines
    Computer ...
    Resources

    Web Publishing - Outline Topic Outline KnowledgeBases Newsgroups and FAQs Magazines and Ezines ... Key Training Providers Web Publishing - Knowledge Bases
    • .NET 247
      • "Use .NET 247's definitive Programmers' Reference to learn about the .NET Framework classes and find other resources on the Web that give examples of how to use them."
    • AnyBrowser.com
      • "Your Source for Browser Compatibility Verification "
    • Bobby - a web-based tool that analyzes web pages for their accessibility to people with disabilities (CAST)
      • "Bobby grew out of CAST's underlying mission, which is to expand opportunities for people with disabilities through the innovative uses of computer technology. In planning its own Web site, CAST researchers wrestled with the idea of how to make the entire Web more universally designed, i.e., more accessible and useful to all people, including those with disabilities. CAST examined existing Web accessibility guidelines, recognized the improbability of Web developers sitting down and reading a handbook of guidelines, and wanted to create an online tool Web designers could use to easily implement those guidelines."
    • GIF Animation on the WWW (Royal E. Frazier Jr.)

    51. Web Publishing For Genealogy: Advanced Web Facilities
    Forms and cgi scripts. You will often encounter forms on web sites. They areuseful as a way of web publishing Software 3. Genealogical Tools
    http://www.spub.co.uk/wpg/text/g5.html
    Advanced Web Facilities
    5th November 2003
    report errors
    Forms and CGI scripts
    You will often encounter forms on Web sites. They are useful as a way of collecting input from readers, and are also the way in which readers enter the details of what they want to search for. There ara various ways of dealing with the completed form, but in most cases the information is passed to a program on the Web server called a CGI script (commonly written in a computer language called perl), which deals with the data entered in the form and sends a response to the reader. For example, in the simple Sussex Parish Register Search on my own genealogy site, you can use the form to select exactly which records from a database you want to see and then click the Begin Search button. This sends the form data to the server, which then runs a script to look through the database, select the matching records, and present them as a Web page. The virtue for anyone wanting to put transcripts or indexes on-line is that no one can access the whole database at once (and therefore have a complete copy of it) but anyone can extract the information they want. Designing a Web page with a form is not itself particularly difficult, but for the GCI script you will need programming skills if you intend to do this yourself. However, most ISPs do not provide this sort of facility for non-business users. On the other hand, some ISPs provide a selection of basic scripts for any subscriber to use, including, typically, a search script and one for e-mailing the contents of a form - have a look at RootsWeb's

    52. Publishing Web Documents On Our Servers
    Serverside includes (.shtml), cgi s (.cgi), and PHP scripts (.php) are enabled If you haven t done this already, here s how to enable web publishing in
    http://www.cs.tufts.edu/comp/20/publishing.html
    Publishing Documents on the Comp20 Web Server
    In order to start publishing documents on the class server, there are several things you must know.
    Our servers
    • www.eecs.tufts.edu is the main web server for EECS. This is where the class notes reside. This name is an alias for Lin07.eecs.tufts.edu
    • comp20.eecs.tufts.edu is the class server for this class. This is an alias for Lin11.eecs.tufts.edu and Lin13.eecs.tufts.edu http://comp20.eecs.tufts.edu/~yourlogin will correspond to the directory in your home directory, where yourlogin is your login name.
    • Editors: vi emacs xemacs pico textedit . Use the same editor you used in Comp11.
    • For best results, use an external browser to view work. The best browser to use is IE6 on a PC (running Win-95,98,2000,NT).
    • Server: Apache on Comp20.EECS.Tufts.EDU Lin11,Lin13.EECS.Tufts.edu
      • CGI's enabled.
      • SSI's enabled.
      • PHP enabled.
      • Http enabled on port 80.
      • SSL (https) enabled on port 443.
    • Class notes directory: /g/20/public_html
    • Class working directory: your own home directory, in the subdirectory
    Your web publishing directory
    To start programming on the web, you have to set up protections for your web publishing directory correctly. This term we will utilize our own home directories to do this. Server-side includes (.shtml), CGI's (.cgi), and PHP scripts (.php) are enabled in your home. If you haven't done this already, here's how to enable web publishing in your home. Login to

    53. FarsiNet S Web Publishing Tools, Training Programs, Services And
    FarsiNet offers comprehensive web publishing Training and webMaster Basically,you need to create a cgi program that the web daemon will execute to
    http://www.farsinet.com/webpub/
    FarsiNet's Web Publishing Tools, Training Programs, Services and Online Resources
    Web Services
    HTML
    HyperText Markup Language (HTML) is a simple markup system used to create hypertext documents that are portable from one platform to another. HTML documents are SGML documents with generic semantics that are appropriate for representing information from a wide range of applications. HTML markup can represent hypertext news, mail, documentation, and hypermedia; menus of options; database query results; simple structured documents with in-lined graphics; and hypertext views of existing bodies of information. HTML has been in use by the World-Wide Web (WWW) global information initiative since 1990. The HTML 3.0 specification provides a number of new features, and is broadly backwards compatible with HTML 2.0. It is defined as an application of International Standard ISO ISO8879:1986 Standard Generalized Markup Language (SGML). This specificiation will be proposed as the Internet Media Type (RFC 1590) and MIME Content Type (RFC 1521) called "text/html; version=3.0".

    54. FarsiNet S Web Publishing WebMaster Training Programs
    A Comprehensive Handson Project-based web publishing Training METANAME= keywords content= web publishing, html, cgi, java, web browser, web site,
    http://www.farsinet.com/webpub/webpub_training/
    FarsiNet's Web Publishing Training
    A Comprehensive Hands-on Project-based Web Publishing Training
    P.O. Box 203425
    Austin, Texas 78720-3425 USA
    webpub_training@farsinet.com The following hands-on courses provide training on internet concepts, navigating the World Wide Web, HTML scripting, HTML authoring tools and techniques, Web site development and management, e-commerce, promoting your web site, Web site performance analysis and improvements and everything else you need to develop, maintain and manage your Web Site. These courses can be configured to your needs and background and taught at a pace comfortable to your learning habits.
    FarsiNet Introduction To WebPub (WebPub 100)
    $350/Student at FarsiNet, $1000 (1-5 students) + Expenses at your site ($200 each additional student)
  • Internet, Web, FTP, Mail,...
  • Communication protocols, ISPs, T1, T3, Web Housting,...
  • Internic, Domain Name, Extensions (.com, .edu,..), cost, OS
    FarsiNet WebPub I (WebPub 101)
    20 hours of lecture + Lab, excercises and experiments
    $750/Student at FarsiNet, $3000 (1-5 students) + Expenses at your site ($500 each additional student)
  • 55. ITS@Penn State - Help Desk Web Publishing Questions Answers
    ITS Help Desk web publishing information. Select the link for Counter.cgi.Next, scroll down the page to the table that contains information on the
    http://helpdesk.psu.edu/webpublishing.html

    56. Internet Sites On Web Publishing
    Subject Guides for web Resources web publishing web Development.An Instantaneous Introduction to cgiScripts and HTML Forms maintained by the
    http://www.lib.nus.edu.sg/clb/sub/webpublish.html
    Subject Guides for Web Resources : Web Publishing
    In this section: Web Authoring

    57. Web Publishing With The PUT Method
    This topic provides information on web publishing with the PUT method. For a more detailed discussion on providing your own PUThandling cgi program,
    http://publib.boulder.ibm.com/iseries/v5r2/ic2924/info/rzaie/rzaieconput.htm
    Web Publishing with the PUT Method
    This topic provides information on Web publishing with the PUT method. Important: Information for this topic supports the latest PTF levels for HTTP Server for iSeries . It is recommended that you install the latest PTFs to upgrade to the latest level of the HTTP Server for iSeries. Some of the topics documented here are not available prior to this update. See http://www.ibm.com/servers/eserver/iseries/software/http/services/service.htm for more information. The standard way of uploading files to a Web server using HTTP is through the use of the PUT method. HTTP Server (powered by Apache) supports the PUT method, but requires additional setup to tell the server how to handle incoming PUT requests. One way to accomplish this is to enable WebDAV, which is provided with HTTP Server (powered by Apache) through the module mod_dav. Another is to provide your own CGI program and configure it for use with HTTP Server (powered by Apache). This article discusses both options, as well as the PUT method in general. About the PUT Method POST and PUT are two methods in the HTTP specification that are used to permanently change files on a Web server. While the POST method is used in conjunction with preestablished content such as Web forms, the PUT method involves manipulating files that do not yet exist on the server. HTTP Server (powered by Apache) supports the POST and PUT methods in the same way that is, it requires a program to tell it how to handle incoming requests.

    58. HTML, Java, CGI, VRML, SGML Web Publishing Unleashed
    By William Robert Stanek, Steven J. DeRose, et al. Click to buy HTML, Java, cgi,VRML, SGML web publishing Unleashed from, Pricing Details
    http://bookstore.xmlwriter.net/books/viewbook/HTML,_Java,_CGI,_VRML,_SGML_Web_Pu
    Bookstore Home XMLwriter Home Search Site Map XML Related General XML XHTML SGML XML DTDs ... XML Schema Web Development Web Graphics HTML Dynamic HTML Web Services General Web Services UDDI SOAP WSDL Programming/Scripting PHP Programming Perl Programming Active Server Pages Java Server Pages ... .NET Programming XMLwriter About XMLwriter Download XMLwriter Buy XMLwriter XML Resources XML Links XML Training The XML Guide XML Book Samples HTML, Java, CGI, VRML, SGML Web Publishing Unleashed By William Robert Stanek Steven J. DeRose et al.
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    Format: Paperback, 916 pages. Publisher: Sams 1996-03 ISBN: Average Customer Rating:
    (20 reviews) Editorial Reviews:
    Pretty much everything you need to know to do most everything you might want to do with Web-based publishingall in a single book. In addition to the applications listed in the title, it covers multimedia software (Shockwave and Macromedia Director), creating search engines and indexing tools, management of Web site production, and more. The perfect book for folks who want to create Web sites with every conceivable bell and whistle! Customer Reviews:
    Displaying 1 to 5 of 20 total reviews (Page 1 of 5): Still relevant!

    59. CTS Documentation
    Personal web publishing allow staff/students to write html or cgiscripts in Change the permissions on the html/cgi-bin directory so the web server can
    http://www.ics.mq.edu.au/cts/doc/serv/services/publishing-howto/
    @import url("/styles/import.css");@import url("/styles/departments.css"); Please note: You are viewing the unstyled version of this web site. Either your browser does not support CSS (cascading style sheets) or it has been disabled. Home Events Handbook Library ... Contact
    Division of Information and Communication Sciences
    Local Navigation
    Personal Web Publishing
    Personal web publishing allow staff/students to write html or cgi-scripts in their home directories and publish them. Please note that all material published on Macquarie University web sites must following the universities publishing guidelines. You will be held responsible for any material you publish or any breach of university guidelines. On Unix systems, the " " symbol is short for "my home directory". Login to marcus/platypus using ssh (my login is "johndoe") $ ssh johndoe@marcus.ics.mq.edu.au johndoe@marcus's password:
    Create the html and cgi-bin directories if they don't exist: [johndoe@marcus ~]$ mkdir ~/html ~/html/cgi-bin Change the permissions on the home directory so the web server can descend into it: [johndoe@marcus ~]$ chmod 711 ~ Change the permissions on the html directory so the web server can read the files (Note: This means everyone can read these files. But Hey, this is web publishing):

    60. Transitioning From GNN To AOL Web Publishing
    Transitioning from GNN to AOL web publishing The AOL cgibin/counter programis almost identical to the one provided on GNN. The only difference is that
    http://members.aol.com/WWWAdmin/misc/gnn.htm
    Transitioning from GNN to AOL Web Publishing
    GNNpress/AOLpress
    See http://www.aolpress.com/press/memberfaq.html to find out how to use AOLpress to save files directly to your AOL web space.
    CGI Support
    Like members.gnn.com, members.aol.com provides support for hit counters, forms/email, and a guest book. In some cases, you may be required to make some minor changes to be compatible with the AOL implementation. In other cases, you may wish to make changes to take advantage of the additional functionality provided by members.aol.com.
    Counter
    The AOL cgi-bin/counter program is almost identical to the one provided on GNN. The only difference is that usage of this program is restricted to web pages that are hosted by AOL. This allows us to conserve computing resources for our members. See http://members.aol.com/wwwadmin/counter/counter.htm for a full description.
    Email
    The AOL cgi-bin/email program is basically the same as the one provided by GNN but has some additional features.
  • By including a hidden field named required , you can force users of your form to provide values for important fields before email is sent.
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