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Instructor, Steve Holzner, teaches you VBScript, the powerful scripting language that comes built into Internet Explorer. Learn to use VBScript code to change web pages on the fly, check data before it's sent to the server, or perform calculations behind the scenes. Make web pages come alive by handling the data the user enters into controls like text fields, list boxes, and dialog boxes. VBScript it also the language used in Active Server Pages (ASP), using such servers as the Internet Information Server (IIS) or Microsoft's Personal Web Server (PWS). Using VBScript in ASP, you can execute your own code on the server, putting together web pages in real time to send back to the browser. To being learning today, simple click on one of the VBScript lessons.

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Introduction
  Welcome (06:08)
  System Requirements (02:18)
  A Word About Security (01:39)
Getting to Know VBScript
  Creating a Script (04:29)
  Writing to a Web Page pt. 1 (06:34)
  Writing to a Web Page pt. 2 (02:05)
  Writing to a Web Page using ASP (01:33)
  Getting the VBScript Version (03:11)
  Commenting VBScript Code (03:41)
  Displaying Messages With MsgBox (05:56)
Variables
  Storing Data in Variables (04:07)
  Creating Variables With Dim (03:01)
  Insisting That Variables Be Declared (03:35)
  Creating Constants With Const (03:49)
  Reading Data with InputBox (06:18)
  Handling Data Types (05:31)
  Checking a Variable Type (04:38)
  Converting Between Types (03:55)
Operators
  Operators and Precedence pt. 1 (05:40)
  Operators and Precedence pt. 2 (03:30)
Conditionals and Errors
  If . . . Then pt. 1 (04:48)
  If . . . Then pt. 2 (03:34)
  Comparison Operators (03:15)
  Logical Operators (06:27)
  Select Case (04:07)
  Handling Errors (03:36)
  Getting Error Information (04:29)
Arrays
  Creating Arrays With Dim pt. 1 (04:59)
  Creating Arrays With Dim pt. 2 (04:26)
  Creating Arrays With Array (02:21)
  Resizing Arrays With ReDim (05:39)
  Erasing Arrays (02:52)
  Getting Array Information (02:40)
  Creating Dictionaries (05:12)
Loops
  For . . . Next (06:16)
  Looping Over Arrays (05:52)
  For . . . Each (03:34)
  Do . . . Loop pt. 1 (04:32)
  Do . . . Loop pt. 2 (05:22)
  While . . . Wend (04:04)
  Using the Exit Statement (03:46)
Subroutines
  Creating Subroutines (05:59)
  Passing Data to Subroutines (06:11)
Functions
  Creating Functions (05:37)
  Executing VBScript Code on the Fly (03:48)
  Understanding Scope pt. 1 (03:17)
  Understanding Scope pt. 2 (03:53)
Buttons and Text Fields
  Creating Buttons (03:13)
  Working With Events (06:48)
  Creating Text Fields (06:28)
  Reading From Text Fields (02:16)
  Validating User Data (06:56)
  Reading Passwords (04:07)
Radio Buttons and Checkboxes
  Creating Radio Buttons (03:50)
  Setting and Checking Radio Buttons (02:46)
  Creating Checkboxes (05:51)
  Setting and Checking Checkboxes (03:54)
  Passing Data to Event Handlers (03:27)
List Boxes and Image Controls
  Creating Listboxes (04:32)
  Creating Multiple-Selection List Boxes (06:08)
  Adding Items to a List Box (04:35)
Image Maps and the Mouse
  Creating an Image Map (04:35)
  Clicking and Moving the Mouse (04:17)
  Dragging the Mouse (04:55)
  Handling Controls in Other Frames (05:48)
  Loading Frames From Code (03:21)
Built-in Functions: Strings
  Searching Text Strings (06:37)
  Replacing Text (04:17)
  Working With Spaces (03:04)
  Working With Case (03:59)
  Working With Substrings (04:21)
  Splitting and Joining Arrays (06:04)
  Reversing and Comparing (04:22)
  Formatting Numbers Into Strings (04:13)
  Formatting Dates Into Strings (03:02)
  Using Regular Expressions (05:17)
  Replacing Text Using Regular Expressions (02:33)
Built-in Functions: Times and Dates
  Getting the Time (03:09)
  Getting the Date (03:15)
  Adding and Subtracting Dates (06:12)
Built-in Functions: Math
  Getting Absolute Values and Signs (02:33)
  Getting Random Numbers (04:28)
  The Log and Trig Functions (04:29)
  Rounding Numbers (02:30)
Object-Oriented Programming
  Creating Classes and Objects (05:26)
  Creating Methods (03:29)
  Creating Constructors (03:47)
  Creating Destructors (04:07)
  Creating a Read-Only Property (07:16)
  Creating a Read/Write Property (05:24)
  Making Properties Private (05:27)
  Making Methods Private (05:43)
  Creating Default Properties and Methods (04:31)
Using VBScript in Active Server Pages
  Creating ASP Pages (05:11)
  Reading User Input (05:45)
  Setting and Reading Cookies (02:57)
In Conclusion
  Wrap-Up (02:21)
Credits
  About this Author (00:35)

Title Information / Pricing

Title: VBScript
Author: Steve Holzner
SKU: 33656
ISBN: 1-932808-94-9
Release Date: 2005-11-16
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Duration: 8.5 hrs / 98 lessons
Work Files: Yes
Captions: No
Compatibility: Vista/XP/2000, OS X, Linux
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