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9781565923256

Webmaster in a Nutshell

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    9781565923256

  • ISBN10:

    1565923251

  • Format: Paperback
  • Copyright: 1999-06-01
  • Publisher: Oreilly & Associates Inc

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Today's Webmasters must be literate in a number of different and ever-evolving languages and technologies. "Webmaster in a Nutshell" is a tool for dealing with this demanding requirement and offers plenty of universal information as well.

Table of Contents

Preface xi
Chapter 1--Introduction
1(8)
The Web in a Nutshell
1(3)
Who Are the Webmasters?
4(1)
Recommended Books
4(5)
Part I: HTML 9(92)
Chapter 2--HTML Overview
9(7)
HTML Document Structure
10(1)
HTML Syntax
10(1)
JavaScript Event Handlers
11(5)
Chapter 3--HTML Reference
16(50)
Core Attributes
16(2)
HTML Tag and Attribute Descriptions
18(48)
Chapter 4--Frames
66(7)
Frame Layout
67(2)
Nested Framesets
69(1)
The (frame) Tag
70(1)
Frame Targets
71(1)
Frame Border Attributes
72(1)
Chapter 5--Tables
73(8)
The (table) Tag
75(1)
The (caption) Tag
76(1)
The (tr) Tag
76(1)
The (th) and (td) Tags
77(1)
Border Color and Backgrounds
78(1)
Advanced Table Tags
79(2)
Chapter 6--Forms
81(8)
The (form) Tag
81(1)
The (input) Tag
82(3)
The (textarea) Tag
85(1)
The (select) Tag
85(1)
An Example Form
86(3)
Chapter 7--Character Entities
89(6)
Chapter 8--Color Names and Values
95(6)
Part II: CSS 101(24)
Chapter 9--Cascading Style Sheets
101(24)
The Elements of Styles
102(4)
Style Syntax
106(4)
Style Properties
110(3)
CSS Reference
113(12)
Part III: XML 125(62)
Chapter 10--XML
125(62)
XML Terminology
126(7)
XML Reference
133(6)
Document Type Definitions
139(9)
The Extensible Stylesheet Language
148(21)
XLink and XPointer
169(18)
Part IV: JavaScript 187(70)
Chapter 11--JavaScript
187(70)
JavaScript Reference
188(1)
JavaScript Syntax
188(1)
Variables
189(1)
Data Types
190(3)
Expressions and Operators
193(1)
Statements
194(4)
Regular Expressions
198(1)
JavaScript in HTML
199(1)
Client-Side Object Hierarchy
200(1)
Windows and Frames
201(1)
Forms
201(1)
Events
202(2)
JavaScript Security Restrictions
204(1)
Global Properties
204(1)
Global Functions
205(1)
Alphabetical Object Reference
205(52)
Part V: CGI and Perl 257(52)
Chapter 12--CGI Overview
257(8)
A Typical CGI Interaction
258(3)
URL Encoding
261(1)
Extra Path Information
262(1)
CGI Environment Variables
263(2)
Chapter 13--Server Side Includes
265(7)
Configuring the Apache Server for SSI and XSSI
265(1)
Basic SSI Directives
266(3)
SSI Environment Variables
269(1)
Configurable Time Formats for SSI Output
269(1)
Conditional Statements
270(2)
Chapter 14--The CGI.pm Module
272(25)
HTML Tag Generation
275(1)
Importing Method Groups
275(1)
Maintaining State
276(1)
Named Parameters
276(1)
Using JavaScript Features
277(1)
Debugging
277(1)
CGI.pm Reference
278(19)
Chapter 15--Web Server Programming with mod_perl
297(12)
Design of mod_perl
297(1)
Installing mod_perl
298(1)
mod_perl Handlers
298(2)
Running CGI Scripts with mod_perl
300(1)
Server-Side Includes with mod_perl
301(1)
(Perl) Sections
301(1)
Apache:: Modules
302(7)
Part VI: PHP 309(70)
Chapter 16--PHP
309(70)
Configuration
310(1)
Embedding PHP in HTML
310(2)
Language Syntax
312(1)
Variables
312(1)
Data Types
313(4)
Expressions
317(1)
Operators
318(1)
Control Structures
318(2)
Functions
320(3)
Web-Related Variables
323(1)
Examples
324(3)
Function Reference
327(1)
Array Functions
327(2)
Configuration and Logging Functions
329(1)
Database Functions
330(18)
Date/Time Functions
348(1)
Directory Functions
349(1)
File Functions
349(4)
Graphics Functions
353(3)
HTTP Functions
356(1)
IMAP Functions
357(2)
LDAP Functions
359(2)
Math Functions
361(2)
PDF Functions
363(4)
String Functions
367(3)
Variable Manipulation Functions
370(2)
XML Functions
372(1)
Miscellaneous Functions
373(6)
Part VII: HTTP 379(32)
Chapter 17--HTTP
379(32)
Client Requests
381(3)
Server Responses and Status Codes
384(4)
HTTP Headers
388(11)
Cookies
399(2)
Media Types and Subtypes
401(10)
Part VIII: Server Configuration 411(86)
Chapter 18--Apache Configuration
411(25)
Understanding Apache
411(5)
Basic Server Configuration: Core Directives
416(20)
Chapter 19--Apache Modules
436(43)
mod_access
437(3)
mod_actions
440(1)
mod_alias
440(3)
mod_auth
443(1)
mod_auth_anon
444(1)
mod_auth_db
445(1)
mod_auth_dbm
446(1)
mod_autoindex
447(4)
mod_browser
451(1)
mod_cern meta
452(1)
mod_cgi
452(1)
mod_cookies
453(1)
mod_digest
453(1)
mod_dir
454(1)
mod_dld
454(1)
mod_dll
454(1)
mod_env
454(1)
mod_example
455(1)
mod_expires
455(1)
mod_headers
456(1)
mod_imap
457(2)
mod_include
459(1)
mod_info
459(1)
mod_isapi
459(1)
mod_log_agent
460(1)
mod_log_common
460(1)
mod_log_config
460(1)
mod_log_referer
461(1)
mod_mime
462(2)
mod_mime_magic
464(1)
mod_mmap_static
464(1)
mod_negotiation
465(1)
mod_proxy
466(5)
mod_rewrite
471(3)
mod_setenvif
474(1)
mod_so
475(1)
mod_speling
476(1)
mod_status
476(1)
mod_userdir
477(1)
mod_unique_id
477(1)
mod_usertrack
477(2)
Chapter 20--Server Performance
479(18)
Turn Off Reverse DNS Lookups
479(1)
Use the Most Recent Version of Your Server
480(2)
Keep HTML Content and HTTP Logs on Different Disks
482(1)
Keep Content as Small as Possible
483(1)
Performance Tips for HTML Authors
484(3)
Graphics
487(1)
Preprocess Queries and Cache the Results
488(2)
Use Servlets or Server APIs
490(1)
Increase RAM and Bandwidth
491(2)
Look for Excessive TCP Retransmits
493(1)
Use the Same TCP MTU as Your ISP
494(1)
Use a Trailing Slash When Requesting a Directory
495(2)
Index 497

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