Dynamic web design and e-commerce Pan Xiao H. Wu Zhangying. Luo Zhihong Tsinghua University published(Chinese Edition)(Old-Used)

Ship out in 2 business day, And Fast shipping, Free Tracking number will be provided after the shipment.Paperback. Pub Date :2004-08-01 Pages: 308 Publisher: Tsinghua University Press Condition: Genuine used .85-9 into a new inventory location: the 8th coffers - of Tsinghua basic information title: dynamic web design and e-commerce Original : 26.00 yuan price: you save 19 yuan discount: 26% off of: damp the bombers. Wu Zhangying. Luo Zhihong ed the Press: Tsinghua University Press Publication Date :2004-8-1ISBN: 9.787.302.088.127 words: 465.000 yards: 308 Revision: 1 version 1 Binding: Paperback: Editor's Choice \ t \ t book features: (1) focus on the overall structure of knowledge. The contents of the book covers dynamic web design (client and server-side). the basic aspects of electronic commerce (marketing. payment. logistics. security and regulations). (2) the content is clear and concise. Each part focuses on the initial realization of the basic principles in the description on the clear and concise. (3) operability. The book's examples and exercises are good operability. A considerable part of exercises can be done on the basis of the examples. to alleviate the difficulty of learning of the reader. (4) Principle clearly described. Not only a text description. with easy to understand icons to help you understand the basic principles and basics. SUMMARY The book is the elementary textbook introduces dynamic web design and e-commerce. The book is divided into 13 chapters. is composed of three parts. Part 1 introduces dynamic web design client technologies. including browser / server software system works. JavaScript scripting language foundation. the basic concepts of object. JavaScript built-in objects and objects of the browser application. Part 2 describes the server-side technology. including the installation and setup of the server-side technology overview. installation and setup of the Web server Apache. server-side scripting language PHP. PHP language based dynamic web design. combined with PHP database technology on the form The information processing methods. Part 3 describes the e-commerce. including the construction of an e-commerce site to consider the purchase of equipment. the domain name and the IP address of the application. the choice of Web server access Internet solutions. as well as network marketing. online payment. logistics and distribution. online transaction security solutions (SSL Protocol and SET Protocol) and Internet-related issues such as legal construction. The book tells concise focus on the basic principles of the operability. The end of each chapter with the basic concepts of a certain number of questions and experimental questions to help the reader understand and master the content of the textbook. The book can be as liberal arts students in colleges and universities teaching materials. and can also be used as a self-study books for readers interested in dynamic Web pages and e-commerce knowledge. \ T \ t directory Part 1 dynamic web design client Chapter 1 Web Design Overview 1.1 The understanding of the client-server 1.2 client dynamic web technology Introduction 1.3 JavaScript 1.4 Summary of Chapter 2 JavaScript Basic 2.1 constants embedded in HTML 2.2 various operations 2.3 Basic statements 3.2 2.4 Summary of Chapter 3 function application 3.1 function foundation timing perform functions 3.3 tips and receive input function 3.4 data type conversion functions 3.5 Summary Chapter 4 the concept of the object 4.1 object Overview 4.2 object variable Overview Properties 4.3 object 4.4 event 4.6 HTML 4.5 browser object architecture built-in objects marked as an object 4.7 Summary Chapter 5 JavaScript 5.1 JavaScript 5.2 string object String 5.3 array object of the establishment of the built-in object Array 5.4 Date object Date 5.5 of mathematical objects Math 5.6 Summary 6.1 of Chapter 6 built-in object browser window object window 6.2 document object document 6.3 Location object location 6.4.…