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Webmaster in a Nutshell, Second Edition
By
Stephen Spainhour
,
Robert Eckstein
June 1999
Pages: 536
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Table of Contents
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Index
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Table of Contents
Chapter 1
Introduction
The Web in a Nutshell
Who Are the Webmasters?
Recommended Books
HTML
Chapter 2
HTML Overview
HTML Document Structure
HTML Syntax
JavaScript Event Handlers
Chapter 3
HTML Reference
Core Attributes
HTML Tag and Attribute Descriptions
Chapter 4
Frames
Frame Layout
Nested Framesets
The <frame> Tag
Frame Targets
Frame Border Attributes
Chapter 5
Tables
The <table> Tag
The <caption> Tag
The <tr> Tag
The <th> and <td> Tags
Border Color and Backgrounds
Advanced Table Tags
Chapter 6
Forms
The <form> Tag
The <input> Tag
The <textarea> Tag
The <select> Tag
An Example Form
Chapter 7
Character Entities
Chapter 8
Color Names and Values
CSS
Chapter 9
Cascading Style Sheets
The Elements of Styles
Style Syntax
Style Properties
CSS Reference
XML
Chapter 10
XML
XML Terminology
XML Reference
Document Type Definitions
The Extensible Stylesheet Language
XLink and XPointer
JavaScript
Chapter 11
JavaScript
Versions of JavaScript
JavaScript Reference
JavaScript Syntax
Variables
Data Types
Expressions and Operators
Statements
Regular Expressions
JavaScript in HTML
Client-Side Object Hierarchy
Windows and Frames
Forms
Events
JavaScript Security Restrictions
Global Properties
Global Functions
Alphabetical Object Reference
CGI and Perl
Chapter 12
CGI Overview
A Typical CGI Interaction
URL Encoding
Extra Path Information
CGI Environment Variables
Chapter 13
Server Side Includes
Configuring the Apache Server for SSI and XSSI
Basic SSI Directives
SSI Environment Variables
Configurable Time Formats for SSI Output
Conditional Statements
Chapter 14
The CGI.pm Module
HTML Tag Generation
Importing Method Groups
Maintaining State
Named Parameters
Using JavaScript Features
Debugging
CGI.pm Reference
Chapter 15
Web Server Programming with mod_perl
Design of mod_perl
Installing mod_perl
mod_perl Handlers
Running CGI Scripts with mod_perl
Server Side Includes with mod_perl
<Perl> Sections
Apache:: Modules
PHP
Chapter 16
PHP
Configuration
Embedding PHP in HTML
Language Syntax
Variables
Data Types
Expressions
Operators
Control Structures
Functions
Web-Related Variables
Examples
Function Reference
Array Functions
Configuration and Logging Functions
Database Functions
Date/Time Functions
Directory Functions
File Functions
Graphics Functions
HTTP Functions
IMAP Functions
LDAP Functions
Math Functions
PDF Functions
String Functions
Variable Manipulation Functions
XML Functions
Miscellaneous Functions
HTTP
Chapter 17
HTTP
Client Requests
Server Responses and Status Codes
HTTP Headers
Cookies
Media Types and Subtypes
Server Configuration
Chapter 18
Apache Configuration
Understanding Apache
Basic Server Configuration: Core Directives
Chapter 19
Apache Modules
mod_access
mod_actions
mod_alias
mod_auth
mod_auth_anon
mod_auth_db
mod_auth_dbm
mod_autoindex
mod_browser
mod_cern_meta
mod_cgi
mod_cookies
mod_digest
mod_dir
mod_dld
mod_dll
mod_env
mod_example
mod_expires
mod_headers
mod_imap
mod_include
mod_info
mod_isapi
mod_log_agent
mod_log_common
mod_log_config
mod_log_referer
mod_mime
mod_mime_magic
mod_mmap_static
mod_negotiation
mod_proxy
mod_rewrite
mod_setenvif
mod_so
mod_speling
mod_status
mod_userdir
mod_unique_id
mod_usertrack
Chapter 20
Server Performance
Turn Off Reverse DNS Lookups
Use the Most Recent Version of Your Server
Keep HTML Content and HTTP Logs on Different Disks
Keep Content as Small as Possible
Performance Tips for HTML Authors
Graphics
Preprocess Queries and Cache the Results
Use Servlets or Server APIs
Increase RAM and Bandwidth
Look for Excessive TCP Retransmits
Use the Same TCP MTU as Your ISP
Use a Trailing Slash When Requesting a Directory
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