PCS225 Web Page Development
Resources

Lessons

Unit A Getting Started with FrontPage 2002

Unit B Creating a New Web Site

Unit C Working on the Web's Hyperlinks and Appearance

Unit D Working with Pictures

Unit E Creating a Table

Unit F Creating Web Pages with Frames

Unit G Creating a Form

Unit H Working in a Published Web Site


Student Files

download the file Student-Files.zip and extract the files into your personal jump drive


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Student Web Sites



Guestbook Perl Script

  • download guestbook.html and guestbook.cgi
  • you will need to modify guestbook.html to contain the text that you want and also you will need to indicate the location of where on your server you have placed the guestbook.cgi file.
  • you can use an absolute address such as http://www.yoursite.netfirms.com/cgi-bin/guestbook.cgi
  • you can also use a relative address such as ../../cgi-bin/guestbook/guestbook.cgi
  • you will need to modify the guestbook.cgi file to display your guestbook correctly. Look at the title bar and the web page and you should be able to change it to suit your needs
  • you will need to upload guestbook.html into some folder inside your www folder
  • you will need to upload guestbook.cgi into some folder inside the cgi-bin folder
  • guestbook.cgi will create a file called answers.txt in the same directory. You can delete comments that are not appropriate
  • the cgi form must be in UNIX format. You may use PFE which is a text editor that can be used to save files in DOS or UNIX format

Goggle Search Bar Code

Free Java Scripts


HTML

HTML tags


Image Maps

tutorial on how to make image maps

sample of an image map


Frames

tutorial on how to make frames

sample frames


Java Scripts

JavaScript tutorial from http://www.w3schools.com/js/default.asp


Cascading Style Sheets (CSS)

CSS Syntax from http://www.w3schools.com/css/css_syntax.asp

Astyle is a program that allows you to make Cascading Style Sheets with a point and click interface and minimal code


Videos (these are executable video programs made with Screen2Exe)