Microsoft ASP 3.0 Introduction: Working with Objects, Pages, and Forms
Overview/Description
This course, Microsoft ASP 3.0 Introduction: Working with Objects, Pages, and Forms, introduces you to basic ASP concepts including creating an ASP page, and using forms in ASP.
Target Audience
No prior experience with ASP is required for this course. However, you should have a general understanding of the Internet and HTML, as well as some familiarity with scripting languages like VBScript.
Expected Duration
This course, including the practice exercises, will take up to 4 hours to complete.
Objectives:
Recognizing the Basics of ASP
Define scripting languages
Define static Web pages
Recognize the limits of HTML
Define dynamic Web pages
Identify the advantages of ASP
Categorize the versions of ASP
Name your computer
Create a Virtual Directory
Determine requirements for different ASP versions
Use Microsoft IIS 5
Administer IIS 5
Creating Your First ASP Page
Recognize the mechanics of an ASP page request
Define object-oriented programming
Recognize object-oriented programming in ASP
Combine ASP and HTML
Write VBScript
Format style
Create an ASP page
Use code delimiters
Add comments
Catch errors
Identify basic debugging techniques
Using Forms in ASP
Create Radio Button controls
Use HTML 4 INPUT elements
Create Hidden elements
Create Text Area controls
Create File controls
Create Select controls
Create a Submit button
Send the information to the server
Create a Reset button
Create other types of INPUT elements in forms
Create Text controls
Create Password controls
Create Checkbox controls
Declare variables
Store information in variables
Define naming conventions
Use the Response.Write method for variables
Combine variable and literal values
Course Number: MDEV0301