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Dreamweaver CS3: Dynamic Application Development

Why Dreamweaver?

Adobe Authorised Training Centre

Dreamweaver is the only product on the market that can code the 'backend' of your website. This saves you from having to learn a programming language - great for designers and non-programmers.

Who should do this course?

Anyone looking to build database driven website using ASP, ColdFusion or PHP. Students should have already completed Dreamweaver CS3: Website Development course or have the equivalent experience and understanding of HTML.

About the course

During the 3 days, the instructor will show you step by step how to build an entire mock website. This is to ensure that you will have the necessary experience, skills and confidence to build your own dynamic website later on.
 

 

Quick Facts

Level: Int / Adv Price: $1650.00 incl GST You will receive:
Duration: 3 Days Discounts*: 2 Students - 10% - Certificate of completion
Size: 10   3 Students - 15% - Training Manual
Times: 9.00am - 5.00pm approx.   4 Students - 20% - 12 months FREE email support*
Pre-requisites: Refer to course description Bonus: 2 FREE - FREE class re-sit (if necessary)*
      Movie Tickets Course Brochure:
        DreamweaverCS3DA.pdf
         
 * Conditions apply.
 

Upcoming Courses

Sydney

Level 11, 32 Walker Street
North Sydney
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Date:
24-26 Mar 10
26-28 May 10

Melbourne

Level 12, 379 Collins Street
Melbourne
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Date:
12-14 May 10

Brisbane

C/- Support Technology, Level 6, 371 Queen St
Brisbane
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Date:
02-04 Jun 10

Canberra

C/- Training Choice, Level 12, 15 London Circuit
Canberra
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Date: upon demand

Adelaide

C/- Mindfull Computer & Seminar, Level 4, 74 Pirie Street
Adelaide
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Date: upon demand

For more information on dates or locations, please call 1300 888 724 or enquire online.

Course Units

Unit 1: Introducing Dreamweaver CS3
- Defining a static site
- Creating the "Contact an Agent" page
- Creating a new page based on an existing page
- Working in design view, code view, and split view
- Inserting and formatting text
- Inserting images from the Insert bar
- Creating tables
- The Property inspector and the Properties panel
Unit 2: Dynamic Web Sites
- Dynamic web site basics
- Choosing a server model
- Redefining the Newland Tours site for dynamic development
- Developing with a local server
- Developing with a remote server
- Building a simple, dynamic application
Unit 3: Passing Data Between Pages
- Understanding the HTTP protocol
- Retrieving data with query strings/URL variables
- Retrieving data with hyperlinks
- Setting and retrieving cookies
Unit 4: Sending E-mail From a Web Form
- Introducing SMTP e-mail service
- Configuring your system to send SMTP e-mail
- Writing the code to send a message
- Introducing objects, methods/functions and properties
- Creating the web form
- E-mailing dynamic form values
- Client-side form validation
Unit 5: Building a Tour Price Calculator
- Creating the pages
- Building the form
- Collecting, processing, and displaying the data
- Adding server-side form validation
- Creating the conditional region
- Creating and applying a custom CSS class
Unit 6: Databases on the Web
- A crash course on databases
- Touring the Newland database
- Connecting the site to a database
- Creating recordsets and displaying database information
Unit 7: Completing the Price Calculator
- Dynamically populated drop-down menus
- Creating filtered recordsets
- Revising the calculation script with live data
- Documenting your code with comments
Unit 8: Filtering and Displaying Data
- Preparing the input page
- Generating URLs dynamically
- Preparing the output page
- Populating page layouts dynamically
- Adding dynamic images and formatting the population number
- Looking up foreign table data with SQL
Unit 9: Building the Tour Descriptions
- Planning the application
- Creating recordsets with joins
- Building the descriptions
- Inserting images and alt attributes
- Implementing recordset paging
- Passing data to other applications
Unit 10: Building Search Interfaces
- Preparing the search page and creating the Search All link
- Searching by region: building the interfaces
- Commenting code for testing and debugging
- Suppressing the navigation bar conditionally
- Searching by country: filtering by form variable
- Switching SQL statements according to environmental variables
Unit 11: Authenticating Users
- User authentication as a web application
- Building the registration pages
- Building the log-in page
- Creating an Application.cfm (CF only)
- Enabling sessions in PHP
- Restricting access to pages
Unit 12: Managing Content with Forms
- Creating the admin section
- Two approaches to formatting content stored in a database
- Creating the form interface
- Using session variables and hidden fields to track users
- Inserting the record
Unit 13: Building Update Pages
- Preparing the pages
- Planning master-detail pages
- Making the detail page up-dateable
 
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