1. Introducing Newland Tours
In this lesson, you will get familiar with the book's starting and ending points. You'll open the site as it exists today within Dreamweaver.
2. Preparing the Static HTML and CSS
3. Dynamic Web Sites
You'll have an idea of how dynamic sites work, and what they are created to do; you'll have Macromedia Dreamweaver configured to work with dynamic data; and you'll have created your first page that uses dynamic content.
4. Passing Data Between Pages
In this lesson, you will pass data from a URL into a cookie on the user's hard drive to create persistent dynamic data.
5. Sending Email from a Web Form
In this lesson, you'll learn how to configure your system to send email messages, if you are running Internet Information Services (IIS) or Macromedia ColdFusion locally.
6. Building a Tour Price Calculator
In this lesson, you will build a tour price calculator, which enables users to obtain an estimate for the cost of a tour based on the number of adults and children going on the tour.
7. Databases on the Web
This lesson mainly consists of a crash course in databases, including a tour of the database I have prepared for you to use in the rest of the book, and tasks that have you connect your site to the database and display a block of text dynamically pulled from a database.
8. Completing the Price Calculator
You'll learn how to document these blocks using comments, making the scriptsand the documents as a wholeeasier to read and maintain.
9. Filtering and Displaying Data
In this lesson, you will use URL parameters (also known as querystrings) to filter data.
10. Building the Tour Descriptions
11. Building Search Interfaces
In this lesson you will go behind the GUI once again and work extensively with code, especially SQL code.
12. Authenticating Users
In this lesson, you'll create a complete registration and log-in system, taking into account both when things go right and when they go awry.
13. Managing Content with Forms
In this lesson, you will create the simplest portion of the CMS: the form that Newland Tours employees can use to update the Traveler's Journal on the home page.
14. Building Update Pages
In this lesson, you will build an interface that lets employees change a registered user from one user group to another.
15. Hand-Coding a Basic CMS
In this lesson, in contrast to the previous lessons where you built pages that inserted and updated data, you will not rely on Dreamweaver server behaviors.
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