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2 Day Course - $895
Description |
provides students with the knowledge and hands-on practice they need to build and manage dynamic websites using Dreamweaver and ColdFusion. In this course, you’ll learn how to connect to a database, search and display results, and build a page to update the database. If you’ve always dreamed of building a more advanced, data-powered site, but didn't know where to start, then this course is for you. |
Audience |
This course is for people new to Dreamweaver (or who have used it only to build static web sites) that want to use it to create data-driven web applications. To take this course, you should:
- Be comfortable working with the Windows or Macintosh operating system.
- Be familiar with web terminology.
- Be comfortable with what is required to develop a static web application.
- Have completed the Macromedia Dreamweaver 8: Website Development course or have equivalent experience.
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Course Outline |
Unit 1: Introducing the Course
- Understanding the course format
- Reviewing the course objectives and prerequisites
- Looking at the course outline
Unit 2: Getting Started
- Understanding static vs. dynamic pages
- Introducing ColdFusion
- Working with sites in Dreamweaver
- Learning Dreamweaver interface basics
- Developing dynamic pages
- Including common code
Unit 3: Using the Database Panel
- Using databases on the web
- Creating a database connection
- Using the Database panel
- Using the Bindings panel to create a simple recordset
- Creating an advanced recordset using joins
Unit 4: Binding Data to a Page
- Binding data to a page
- Using Live Data View
- Formatting data using the Bindings panel
- Inserting a dynamic image
Unit 5: Customizing Recordset Display
- Introducing Server Behaviors
- Displaying all rows in a recordset using Repeat Region
- Introducing Application Objects
- Using the Recordset Navigation Bar to page through recordsets
- Displaying Recordset Navigation Status
- Using the Server Debug View
Unit 6: Creating Drill-down Interfaces
- Creating a drill-down interface
- Generating dynamic links
- Using dynamic filters in SQL
- Using the Dynamic Table Application Object
- Creating a master-detail page set
Unit 7: Creating a Search Interface
- Reviewing HTML Forms
- Creating dynamically populated drop-down menus
- Creating filtered recordsets
Unit 8: Inserting Rows into a Table
- Creating a form and using the Insert Record Server Behavior
- Validating form data using Behaviors
- Creating dynamic form elements
- Using the Recordset Insertion Form Application Object
Unit 9: Updating Rows
- Creating an interface for updating data
- Displaying results in a table using the Dynamic Table Application Object
- Creating a pre-filled form for the row to update
- Using URL parameters
- Using the Record Update Form Application Object
- Manually creating a form and applying an Update Record Server Behavior
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