Tackle any Web site project with help from the most informative, authoritative, easy-to-digest reference on Dreamweaver. Master Web page basics such as adding text, creating hyperlinks, and HTML coding. Plus, learn all the advanced features that make Dreamweaver so popular and so powerful, including implementing style sheets, forms, frames, layers, and even programming dynamic pages.
Table of contents:
Part I: Getting Started with Dreamweaver MX Ch. 1: And Then There Was One Ch. 2: Configuring Your Network Ch. 3: Dreamweaver MX Basics Ch. 4: Building Your First Site Ch. 5: Adding Pages to Your Site Ch. 6: Publishing Your Site to the Internet Part II: Web Site Design and Construction Ch. 7: Designing and Planning Your Site Ch. 8: Defining Your Site Ch. 9: Advanced Page Design Tools Ch. 10: Fireworks MX Integration Ch. 11: Flash Integration Basics Ch. 12: Cascading Style Sheets Ch. 13: JavaScript and HTML Part III: An Introduction to Web Scripting Ch. 14: Developing a Web Application Ch. 15: Active Server Pages Ch. 16: Java Sever Pages in the Dreamweaver MX Environment Ch. 17: ColdFusion Ch. 18: PHP Ch. 19: ASP.NET Part IV: Adding Database Features to Your Site Ch. 20: Making a Database Connection Ch. 21: Designing a Relational Database Ch. 22: Setting Up Your Data Ch. 23: An Overview of the Structured Query Language Ch. 24: Adding Database Features to Your Site Ch. 25: User Authentication Part V: Advanced Data Integration Ch. 26: Advanced Data Features Ch. 27: Advanced Scripting Topics Ch. 28: Server Side Flash Integration Ch. 29: E-Commerce with Dreamweaver MX Part VI: Getting The Most Out of Dreamweaver MX Ch. 30: Extensions and the Extension Manager Ch. 31: Dreamweaver MX Extensibility Model Ch. 32: Building Server Behavior Extensions
The Most Comprehensive Resource Available on Dreamweaver MX 2004! Deliver a well-organized Web site in a fraction of the time it once took. This thorough reference will help you master amazing features for constructing and deploying Web sites. Discover how to bring your operating system, Web server, application server, and database together into one Web application. Support key technologies such as SQL, ASP.NET, JavaScript, and more, and take advantage of improved support for Cascading Style Sheets. Dreamweaver MX 2004: The Complete Reference, Second Edition is your one-stop resource that delivers information on every aspect of this powerful tool, helping you accomplish more than you dreamed possible! Streamline your workspace with customizable toolbars and tabbed windows Integrate with Flash, Fireworks, Contribute, and other external applications Understand the data structure that supports HTML pages Use new layout tools and CSS standards Create dynamic Web sites using templates and Application Objects Incorporate ASP, ASP.NET, ColdFusion, PHP, and JSP applications Build sites and applications that support XML and Web services Master sophisticated techniques for managing Web sites CD-ROM contains a trial version of Macromedia Dreamweaver MX 2004 for Windows and Mac OS, and project files from the book Ray West is the Vice President and CIO of WorkAble Solutions, Inc., a company specializing in the Web-based administration of health care alliances. He uses Macromedia products to build enterprise-level Web applications. Thomas Muck is the Web Application Developer for Integram, where he is responsible for the development of the front- and back-end e-commerce capabilities.
Table of contents:
Part I: Getting Started with Dreamweaver MX Ch. 1: And Then There Was One Ch. 2: Configuring Your Network Ch. 3: Dreamweaver MX Basics Ch. 4: Building Your First Site Ch. 5: Adding Pages to Your Site Ch. 6: Publishing Your Site to the Internet Part II: Web Site Design and Construction Ch. 7: Designing and Planning Your Site Ch. 8: Defining Your Site Ch. 9: Advanced Page Design Tools Ch. 10: Fireworks MX Integration Ch. 11: Flash Integration Basics Ch. 12: Cascading Style Sheets Ch. 13: JavaScript and HTML Part III: An Introduction to Web Scripting Ch. 14: Developing a Web Application Ch. 15: Active Server Pages Ch. 16: Java Sever Pages in the Dreamweaver MX Environment Ch. 17: ColdFusion Ch. 18: PHP Ch. 19: ASP.NET Part IV: Adding Database Features to Your Site Ch. 20: Making a Database Connection Ch. 21: Designing a Relational Database Ch. 22: Setting Up Your Data Ch. 23: An Overview of the Structured Query Language Ch. 24: Adding Database Features to Your Site Ch. 25: User Authentication Part V: Advanced Data Integration Ch. 26: Advanced Data Features Ch. 27: Advanced Scripting Topics Ch. 28: Server Side Flash Integration Ch. 29: E-Commerce with Dreamweaver MX Part VI: Getting The Most Out of Dreamweaver MX Ch. 30: Extensions and the Extension Manager Ch. 31: Dreamweaver MX Extensibility Model Ch. 32: Building Server Behavior Extensions
The Most Comprehensive Resource Available on Dreamweaver MX 2004! Deliver a well-organized Web site in a fraction of the time it once took. This thorough reference will help you master amazing features for constructing and deploying Web sites. Discover how to bring your operating system, Web server, application server, and database together into one Web application. Support key technologies such as SQL, ASP.NET, JavaScript, and more, and take advantage of improved support for Cascading Style Sheets. Dreamweaver MX 2004: The Complete Reference, Second Edition is your one-stop resource that delivers information on every aspect of this powerful tool, helping you accomplish more than you dreamed possible! Streamline your workspace with customizable toolbars and tabbed windows Integrate with Flash, Fireworks, Contribute, and other external applications Understand the data structure that supports HTML pages Use new layout tools and CSS standards Create dynamic Web sites using templates and Application Objects Incorporate ASP, ASP.NET, ColdFusion, PHP, and JSP applications Build sites and applications that support XML and Web services Master sophisticated techniques for managing Web sites CD-ROM contains a trial version of Macromedia Dreamweaver MX 2004 for Windows and Mac OS, and project files from the book Ray West is the Vice President and CIO of WorkAble Solutions, Inc., a company specializing in the Web-based administration of health care alliances. He uses Macromedia products to build enterprise-level Web applications. Thomas Muck is the Web Application Developer for Integram, where he is responsible for the development of the front- and back-end e-commerce capabilities.