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Imar Spaanjaars graduated in Leisure Management but accidentally ended up in IT. After working for a large corporation and doing some free-lance work, he is now working at the software development department of a small IT company in the Netherlands specializing in Internet and Intranet applications. As a software architect and lead developer, he's responsible for designing, building and implementing medium to large scaled Intranets for Dutch companies.
When he is not busy building web sites, or teaching other people how to do so, he likes to read as much as possible about new developments in software land. He also enjoys playing 3D shoot 'em up games if he's got the time for it.
Todd Marks is an avid developer, designer, instructor, and author of information display technologies. In 2000 Todd moved from teaching Mathematics and Computer Science in the public sector to VP of R&D at digitalorganism (www.digitalorganism.com). In 2002 Todd established an information technologies portal, MindGrub Technologies (www.mindgrub.com) and currently works for the Media Edge division of Exceptional Software (www.exceptionalsoftware.com). Todd has worked extensively with ActionScript, PHP, Lingo, and numerous other development languages, placing cutting-edge code in several projects. Todd's efforts have earned three Flash Film Festival nominations, Macromedia Site of the Day, two Addy Awards, and several educational partnerships. Todd is a Macromedia Certified Developer, Designer, and Subject Matter Expert, and has contributed to several books including Flash MX Video, Advanced PHP for Flash MX, Foundation Dreamweaver MX, and Flash MX Most Wanted Components.
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The Cooking Place.
Chapter 1. Getting Started with Dreamweaver MX.
Chapter 2. Creating a Website.
Chapter 3. Site Structure, Navigation, and Content.
Chapter 4. Stylesheets and Templates.
Chapter 5. Using Layers and Frames for Layout.
Chapter 6. Behaviors and Dynamic Effects.
Chapter 7. User Interaction with ASP and Forms.
The Soccer Site.
Chapter 8. Adding Logic to Your ASP Pages.
Chapter 9. Keeping Track of Users.
Chapter 10. Securing Websites.
Chapter 11. Personalizing Websites.
Chapter 12. Getting Information from a Database.
Chapter 13. Displaying Data in Web Pages.
Chapter 14. Storing Information in a Database.
MediaEdge and Building Blocks.
Chapter 15. Effective Site Design and Architecture: A Modular System.
Chapter 16. Creating the Building Block.
Chapter 17. Creating a Content Management System.
Chapter 18. Completing the Building Block Str ucture.
Chapter 19. Going Beyond – Dreamweaver MX Extensions.
Appendices.
Appendix A. Using ASP.NET with Dreamweaver MX.
Appendix B. PHP and MySQL.
Appendix C. JavaServer Pages.
Appendix D. Using ColdFusion MX with Dreamweaver MX.
Appendix E. Using a Remote Server.
Index.