Exercises, examples and other material relating to training module Q625. This topic is presented on public courses Deploying LAMP - Linux, Apache, MySQL, Perl/PHP, Linux Web Server, Technology Background for PHP, Using Perl on the Web, Java Programming for the Web, %dj%

If you're providing server side applications on your web site, you'll need to have some understanding of HTML as that's how you'll be addressing your user's browser. As well as the standard HTML tags, you'll need a good understanding of forms, and perhaps you'll get involved in other extensions to the basic HTML such as frames, style sheets, javascript and embedded objects Ð all of which we introduce in this module.

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2913	Six languages in one file - an HTML++ web page Web pages that really do something - rather than just feeding out identical information to all visitors - may have a lot of elements to them. Although you may be told "that's written in PHP", "that's Java" or "we use Ruby [on rails]", there are actually many more elements. Your PHP (or Java / Ruby ...	2010-08-20
2246	What difference does using the XHTML standard really make? I enclose my HTML attributes in quotes - or at least when I remember, I do! I always provide a matching close tag to go with each opening tag - except when I forget to do so, or am in a hurry I make sure I provide an alt attribute with each image - although sometimes I really don't know what I would ...	2009-06-22

envlist.pl	List form and environment information
former.html	Sample form showing each main element
tabledemo.html	A Sample Table
tabledemo.php4	Generating a table from a PHP script