1. Example of a table. Note that I looked at an example under CIS44.

2. Using a form - taken from CIS44 website.

3. To use WinSCP, click on the icon and then select new
To use WinSCP, click on the icon and then select new. You will then put in the host: cisweb.bristolcc.edu and your user name.

4. HOST:
At home you can put in the user name and password and save. In our labs you should enter your user name and click login and eventually you will be prompted for the session password. More secure approach.

5. Examples to unzip, download and put up on the server for your use.

7. Doing a view source with PHP shows you what the server has prepared and is delivering to the browser.

8. written as <?php

9. This shows the results of showing the <h2> outside the PHP and printing within the PHP.

10. Every directory should have a file called index. html
Every directory should have a file called index.html. I have one where I made notes about the contents of the directory. This is done for security reasons, otherwise if you type the path without a file name it will show all of your files and let someone download them.

11. Here, I am using the comma as a separator.
server.
This shows the source sent down to the browser.

12. phpInfo() shows information about the version.

13. is an HTML file that is passing data to a PHP file.

14. echo.

15. I have a form in my HTML program that has the action to load formusepost.php and send it stuname and grade using POST. We will go over this again on Monday.

16. This is the PHP program that receives stuname and grade and then shows them with echo.