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"Mike Sorrentino is very knowledgeable, proactive and helpful. He was willing and able to get the answers if he did not know it at the time. He also made everyone felt extremely comfortable in class. I was not afraid to ask questions (even dumb ones)."
"I really thought the lab portion was done amazingly well. Steve gave us the time we needed and was very helpful when it came to explanations." "An impressive course that has taken me from virtually no knowledge of Cold Fusion to enough to allow me to start building applications Monday morning!" "I'd truly recommend this for anyone even if they don't have enough experience with the subject, they definitely develop their experience in a very short amount of time."
"The Cold Fusion introductory course offered by Macromedia through Fig Leaf was an excellant course and the instructor, Sean Hedenskog, was very knowledgeable of the entire process needed to train us. He answered all questions to our satisfaction and took the time to make sure we were clear before proceeding. It was well worth the time and money spent and I feel ready to go back to my workplace and be able to apply what I learned. " |  |
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MSRP: $1,095.00
GSA MSRP: $1,048.13
Please Note: Beginning April 4, 2005 we will be teaching Fast Track to ColdFusion MX 7.
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Course Prerequisites
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Be familiar with Web terminology |
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Understand Web server characteristics |
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Have experience with the HTML tag set and syntax |
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Be familiar with the SQL command set, including SELECT, INSERT, UPDATE, and DELETE |
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Course Objectives
| Upon completion of this course, you should be able to: |
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Set up and manage the ColdFusion development environment |
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Use ColdFusion Markup Language (CFML) to store and output values |
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Define OBDC drivers to interact with database tables |
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Build queries that publish, insert, and update data dynamically |
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Use JavaScript to perform client-side validation |
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Use local, cookies, and other variables within applications |
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Develop fully interactive, database-driven Web applications |
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Course Outline
| Unit 1: Course Overview |
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About the course |
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Course objectives |
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Course prerequisites |
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Course format |
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Internet Applications: The Big Picture |
| Unit 2: Introducing to ColdFusion MX |
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Advantages of dynamic pages |
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ColdFusion Markup Language (CFML) |
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ColdFusion MX Components and Features |
| Unit 3: Getting Started |
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Working with ColdFusion MX |
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Exploring Dreamweaver MX |
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Developing ColdFusion Applications |
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ColdFusion MX Variables |
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Displaying Variables |
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Using ColdFusion MX Functions |
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Commenting Your Code |
| Unit 4: Publishing Database Content |
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Connecting to a Database |
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Querying a Database Table |
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Viewing Debug Data |
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Displaying Database Data |
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Renaming Query Columns |
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Using the Dynamic Table Tool |
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Additional Information Returned with Queries |
| Unit 5: Reusing Templates |
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Reusing Code |
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Creating ColdFusion MX Mappings |
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Using Custom Tags |
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Using User-Defined Functions |
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ColdFusion Components |
| Unit 6: Building Forms with ColdFusion MX |
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Understanding HTML Forms |
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Enabling Debug Output |
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ColdFusion MX and Forms |
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Conditional Processing |
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Testing Submitted Forms |
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Evaluating Form Variables |
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Dynamically Populating SELECT Controls |
| Unit 7: Building Search Interfaces |
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Using Form Data in Queries |
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Using Multiple Search Criteria |
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Text Searches |
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List Searches |
| Unit 8: Building a Data Drill-Down Interface |
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Using Dynamic URL Parameters |
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Data Drill-Down |
| Unit 9: Inserting New Data |
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Building an Insert Interface |
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Building an Insert Form Page |
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Server-Side Validation |
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Building an Insert Action Page |
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Redirecting a URL |
| Unit 10: Updating Data |
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Updating Database Data |
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Building an Update Form Page |
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Pre-Filling HTML Forms |
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Client-Side Validation |
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Server- Side Versus Client-Side Validation |
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Building an Update Action Page |
| Unit 11: Maintaining Session State |
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Addressing the Web's Statelessness |
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The Application Framework |
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Application.cfm Variables |
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Don't see your city? Call 1-877-FIG-LEAF or email training@figleaf.com for information on upcoming, onsite, and private classes. |
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