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Tables of Contents for Programming the World Wide Web
Chapter/Section Title
Page #
Page Count
Fundamentals
1
26
A Brief Introduction to the Internet
2
4
The World Wide Web
6
1
Web Browsers
7
1
Web Servers
8
1
Uniform Resource Locators
9
2
Multipurpose Internet Mail Extensions
11
2
The Hypertext Transfer Protocol
13
3
The Web Programmer's Toolbox
16
6
Summary
22
1
Review Questions
23
2
Exercises
25
2
Introduction to HTML and XHTML
27
62
Origins and Evolution of HTML
28
1
Basic Syntax
29
2
Standard HTML Document Structure
31
1
Basic Text Formatting
32
10
Images
42
2
Hypertext Links
44
5
Lists
49
5
Tables
54
9
Frames
63
6
Forms
69
13
Summary
82
3
Review Questions
85
1
Exercises
86
3
Cascading Style Sheets
89
28
Introduction
89
1
Levels of Style Sheets
90
2
Style Specification Formats
92
1
Style Classes
93
1
Properties and Property Values
94
14
Color
108
3
The <span> and <div> Tags
111
1
Summary
112
1
Review Questions
113
1
Exercises
114
3
The Basics of JavaScript
117
58
Overview of JavaScript
118
2
Object Orientation and JavaScript
120
2
General Syntactic Characteristics
122
1
Primitives, Operations, and Expressions
123
9
Screen Output
132
4
Control Statements
136
6
Object Creation and Modification
142
2
Arrays
144
6
Functions
150
6
An Example
156
2
Constructors
158
1
Pattern Matching Using Regular Expressions
159
5
Another Example
164
3
Errors in Scripts
167
2
Summary
169
1
Review Questions
170
2
Exercises
172
3
JavaScript and HTML Documents
175
36
The JavaScript Execution Environment
176
1
The Document Object Model
177
2
Element Access in JavaScript
179
1
Events and Event Handling
180
18
The DOM 2 Event Model
198
6
The navigator Object
204
1
Summary
205
2
Review Questions
207
1
Exercises
208
3
Dynamic Documents with JavaScript
211
40
Introduction
212
1
Element Positioning
212
7
Moving Elements
219
2
Element Visibility
221
2
Changing Colors and Fonts
223
4
Dynamic Content
227
2
Stacking Elements
229
4
Locating the Mouse Cursor
233
2
Reacting to a Mouse Click
235
2
Slow Movement of Elements
237
5
Dragging and Dropping Elements
242
5
Summary
247
1
Review Questions
248
1
Exercises
249
2
Java Applets
251
40
Introduction
252
2
The Primary Applet Activities
254
1
The paintComponent Method
255
3
The <object> Tag
258
1
Applet Parameters
259
3
Simple Graphics
262
5
Color
267
1
Interactive Applets
268
11
Concurrency in Java
279
5
Using Threads to Implement Animation
284
3
Summary
287
1
Review Questions
288
1
Exercises
289
2
Introduction to XML
291
42
Introduction
292
2
The Syntax of XML
294
3
XML Document Structure
297
2
Document Type Definitions
299
8
Namespaces
307
1
XML Schemas
308
10
Displaying Raw XML Documents
318
2
Displaying XML Documents with CSS
320
2
XSLT Style Sheets
322
5
Summary
327
3
Review Questions
330
1
Exercises
331
2
The Basics of Perl
333
44
Origins and Uses of Perl
334
1
Scalars and Their Operations
334
6
Assignment Statements and Simple Input and Output
340
3
Control Statements
343
5
Fundamentals of Arrays
348
5
Hashes
353
2
References
355
1
Functions
356
5
Pattern Matching
361
6
File Input and Output
367
2
An Example
369
2
Summary
371
2
Review Questions
373
1
Exercises
374
3
Using Perl for CGI Programming
377
40
The Common Gateway Interface
378
1
CGI Linkage
379
2
Query String Format
381
2
The CGI. pm Module
383
12
A Survey Example
395
11
Cookies
406
6
Animation Using CGI
412
1
Summary
412
1
Review Questions
413
1
Exercises
414
3
Introduction to Web Servers and Servlets
417
44
Web Server Operation
418
1
General Server Characteristics
419
2
Apache under UNIX
421
5
Overview of Servlets
426
1
Servlet Details
427
4
A Survey Example
431
7
Storing Information on Clients
438
17
Summary
455
2
Review Questions
457
1
Exercises
458
3
Introduction to PHP
461
48
Origins and Uses of PHP
462
1
Overview of PHP
462
1
General Syntactic Characteristics
463
1
Primitives, Operations, and Expressions
464
6
Output
470
2
Control Statements
472
3
Arrays
475
9
Functions
484
5
Pattern Matching
489
1
Form Handling
490
7
Files
497
3
Cookies
500
1
Session Tracking
501
1
Summary
502
2
Review Questions
504
1
Exercises
505
4
Database Access through the Web
509
48
Relational Databases
510
2
An Introduction to the Structured Query Language
512
7
Architectures for Database Access
519
3
The MySQL Database System
522
3
Database Access with Perl and MySQL
525
5
Database Access with PHP and MySQL
530
7
Database Access with JDBC and MySQL
537
15
Summary
552
2
Review Questions
554
2
Exercises
556
1
Appendix A Introduction to Java
557
20
A.1 Overview of Java
557
3
A.2 Data Types and Structures
560
3
A.3 Classes, Objects, and Methods
563
4
A.4 Interfaces
567
1
A.5 Exception Handling
568
6
A.6 Summary
574
3
Index
577