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The document provides an overview of PHP and Active Server Pages (ASP) functionalities, including form handling, session management, and database interactions. It covers essential topics such as sending data, email functionality, user authentication, and preventing unauthorized access. Additionally, it discusses managing content flow, handling errors, and tracking web activity in ASP.

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Backend Web

The document provides an overview of PHP and Active Server Pages (ASP) functionalities, including form handling, session management, and database interactions. It covers essential topics such as sending data, email functionality, user authentication, and preventing unauthorized access. Additionally, it discusses managing content flow, handling errors, and tracking web activity in ASP.

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PHP

 Introduction to PHP4(PERSONAL HOMEPAGE TOOLS)


 Sending Data from an HTML Form to a PHP Script
 Using PHP to Parse and Extract Form Results
 Using PHP to Send an E-Mail Message
 Determining Whether a Visitor’s Web Browser Accepts Cookies
 Using PHP and a Disk File to Set Up Username/Password Access to a Web Site
 Preventing Visitors from Linking Directly to Pages on Your Site
 Using a PHP Session to Establish a Persistent Connection Between a Site Visitor and the Web
Server
 Creating a MySQL Database and Tables
 Displaying SQL Query Results in an HTML Table on a Web Page
 Using PHP to Generate a Random Password
 Using PHP and MySQL to Set Up Username/Password Access to a Web Site
 Preventing Visitors from Changing Variable Values with URL Arguments
 Using PHP and MySQL to Track Where Visitors Go on Your Web Site
 Determining the Visitor’s IP Address for Web Page Requests Sent Through a Proxy Server
 Preventing One Visitor from Assuming Another Visitor’s PHP
 Session Identity
 Using PHP Functions to Create Web Page Templates
 Using PHP to Add File Upload Functionality to a Web Page

Active Server Pages (ASP)


 Controlling the Flow of Content from Web Server to Web Browser Through the HTML Output
Stream
 Preventing the Web Browser from Displaying Stale Active Server Pages
 Redirecting the Web Browser to Another Web Page
 Maintaining Variable Values Between HTTP Requests with the Cookies Collection
 Retrieving Form Results from the ASP Form Collection
 Retrieving Form Results from the ASP QueryString Collection
 Retrieving Information from the Server Variables Collection
 Connecting to a MySQL DBMS Through the MyODBC Driver
 Setting Up Username/Password Access to a Web Site
 Starting a Session and Working with Session Variables
 Executing SQL Queries and Displaying Query Results Sets Within an HTML Table
 Displaying Banner Ads with the Microsoft Banner Ad Rotator
 Tracking Microsoft Banner Ad Rotator Impressions and Click-Throughs
 Handling “Status: 404 Not Found” Errors

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