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There are many excellent online courses. This has been hugely beneficial in my day to day work.
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- Louise Nolan
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Programming with ASP
Course Aims
After this course you should be able to: Use Active Server Pages to generate HTML, Use VBScript constructs to write ASP scripts, Interact with web users through HTML forms, Use various ASP components like Request, Server, Session, Connection, RecordSet and Command objects, Use session variables and cookies to store persistent information across user sessions, Access and update database information from ASP scripts, Use ActiveX controls to add dynamic behavior to a web site |
Assumed Knowledge
Basic understanding of Internet Architecture, the client/server nature of the World Wide Web, and familiarity with HTML is essential. |
Course Audience
Students interested in using Active Server Pages to create dynamic web content on Microsoft web servers can take up this course.
Students familiar with scripting languages (like JScript and VBScript) and HTML can directly take up this course. Student should also be familiar with Windows.
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Table of Contents
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ASP Fundamentals
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Microsoft's Personal Web Server
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Microsoft's Internet Information Server
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ASP Objects
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Exercise 2:1:Server Object
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Exercise 2:2: Session Object
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Exercise 2:4 : Response Object
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Exercise 2: 5: QueryString
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Exercise 2:6: Request Object
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Active Server Components
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ASP Ad Rotator Components
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ASP Browser Capabilities Components
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Exercise 3:1: ASP Browser Capabilities Components
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ASP Content Rotator Components
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Exercise 3:2: Content Rotator Components
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ASP Content Linking Components
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Exercise 3:3: ASP Content Linking Components
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Permission Checker Components
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VBScript
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Exercise 4:1: If-Then-Else in VBScript
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Exercise 4:2: Select Statement
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Exercise :4:4: Message Boxes
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Input Boxes
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Exercise:4:5 : Input Boxes
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Exercise :4:6: Radio Button Control
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Exercise : 4:7 : Check Box
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Exercise :4:8: Password Control
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Exercise :4:9: Using VBScript
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Exercise :4:10:Tracking Procedures
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ADO(ActiveX Database Object)
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Accessing a Database from an ASP Page
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Exercise:5:1 : Command Object
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Exercise:5:2: Display the Records
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Exercise :5:3 : Display Selected Data
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Error Handling
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Using On Error Resume Next
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The Microsoft Script Debugger Tool
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Exercise:6:1 : Trapping Runtime Errors
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Exercises and Solutions
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Exercise:7:1: ADO Add Records
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Exercise:7:2: ADO Update Records
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Exercise:7:3: ADO Delete Records
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Exercise:7:4: Browser Type
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Exercise:7:5: Content Linking
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Exercise:7:6: Create Web Page
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Exercise:7:7: Using VBScript
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Exercise:7:10: Feed Back Form
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