Introduction to VBScript

VBScript, Browsers and Servers

• (X)HTML Essentials Reviewed
• Using Server-Side and Client-Side Scripts
• How to Create Scripts
• Including (X)HTML Markup in Scripts
• Adding Comments

VBScript Language Fundamentals

• Variables and Operators Explained
• About declaring Variables
• Option Explicit to Avoid Errors
• Working with Variables and Operators

More Advanced Coding

• Functions and Subroutines Explained
• Using Functions and Subroutines
• The Need for Parameters Explained
• Using Parameters to Supercharge the Code
• How to use Comparisons and the IF Statement
• Using Loops to Improve Efficiency

Putting VBScript to Use: Client-Side

• Using Event Handlers to Run Scripts
• Dynamic Presentation with VBScript and the DOM
• Validating Forms with VBScript

Putting VBScript to Use: Server-Side ASP

• The Role and Simplicity of the HTTP Protocol
• Transferring Information Between Browser and Server
• Where the (X)HTML Form Fits In
• Using the (X)HTML Form: The Post and Get Methods

Working with Data on the Server

• About Collections
• Using the QueryString and Form Collections to Work With Form Data
• Processing Data on the Server
• Sending Data to the Browser using the Response Object
• Some Real World Implications Considered

On Site Requirements

Remember, we provide all equipment and software required to deliver a course at your premises. Aside from this, we need a suitably quiet and equipped room with enough work space for each attendee and a whiteboard or flipchart. Most courses involve the use of a PC projector and we bring our own. But either a projector screen, or usually just a clear wall, would be very helpful.

on site training courses available in:  

• London
• , Birmingham
• , Edinburgh
• , Manchester
• , Scotland
• , Glasgow
• , Nottingham
• , Midlands
• , Bristol
• , Wales
• , Cardiff
• , Dublin
• , Belfast
• , Leeds
• , Liverpool
• , Sheffield
• , Reading
• , Oxford
• , Cambridge
• , Southampton
• , Newcastle
• , Durham
• , Warrington.

and across the UK and Ireland