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COMMON WebinarsCOMMON Webinars are part of the new “COMMON…Customized” education model. Webinars are a series of live web-based seminars on leading edge topics to meet the increasing educational needs of attendees. Delivered over a 4-6 week span and conducted by industry-leading experts, COMMON Webinars provide focused education at a minimized cost. Learn and interact with the presenter right from your desk! The fee is $149 to COMMON members, providing a competitive value and allowing you to take advantage of your membership benefits. Non-members may also participate for a fee of $249. Webinar Facts:
Upcoming COMMON WebinarsCoding HTML and CSSPresenter: William A. Hansen, Manta Technologies, Inc.September 2, 9, 16, 23 and 30, 2010 (Thursdays) - 12:00 pm - 1:15 pm CT.This webinar covers the following technologies, which are critical to any modern web-based application:
By the end of the webinar, you will have the skills you need to develop the HTML pages and forms that are used in typical ebusiness web sites. Outline
Click here to read the complete abstract for this Webinar. About William A. Hansen: Click here to register online for this Webcast! Coding JavaScriptPresenter: William A. Hansen, Manta Technologies, Inc.October 28, and November 4, 11, 18 and December 2, 2010 (Thursdays) - 12:00 pm - 1:15 pm CT.JavaScript is a scripting language that a web developer can use within an HTML document to perform functions on the user's machine. Using JavaScript, you can develop client-side routines to validate input, store data on the user's PC, and perform related tasks that are integral to a typical ebusiness application. This webinar begins by describing the role of JavaScript in an ebusiness application. It then describes the format of a JavaScript program and its relationship to the HTML document in which it is coded. You will learn the syntax of the key JavaScript statements that are common to all standard implementations. The webinar then expands on this knowledge to show you how to use JavaScript statements to manipulate the HTML elements that make up a web page. You will see how a browser event can cause a JavaScript function to be invoked. The webinar then covers the properties and methods used to manipulate window, document, and form objects. The final session of the webinar presents JavaScript examples that you can use in your own ebusiness applications. In particular, you will learn how to validate form data. Outline
Click here to read the complete abstract for this Webinar. About William A. Hansen: Click here to register online for this Webcast!
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