Define VBScript and describe the advantages of using it in Web pages
Embed VBScript code in an HTML document, hide the VBScript code from browsers that lack a VBScript interpreter, and insert comments into VBScript code
Define variables, name them appropriately, and demonstrate implicit and explicit declarations of variables
Declare arrays and use them in scripts
Use the four types of VBScript operators and produce specific results by demonstrating their precedence
Insert functions, subroutines, and Event Procedures into VBScripts and reduce programming effort by using VBScript’s predefined procedures
Write code that makes decisions based on existing conditions using control structures and loops
Format numbers and manipulate the variant subtype String, using some predefined functions
Enable communication with Web page visitors using Message and Input boxes
Extract date and time information from the client computer, format it, and display the date and time of the last update on the Web page
Use the DOM to control the layout of HTML pages, add effects, and get information from users
Use functions to handle Windows mouse and keyboard events, validate user input, and handle run-time errors
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Course Audience
Attendees enrolling in this course should understand the Windows user interface, Windows-based applications, and be proficient with advanced-level HTML.
Course Description
This two day information-packed seminar withhands-on labs provides an overview of VBScript. It should prove of value to developers and programmers who are interested in expanding into scripting languages or would like to add another one to their tool box.
The course opens with a discussion and definition of VBScript and the advantages of using it in Web pages. It will provide students with exposure to procedure writing, Web page communication, and specific VBScript operators. Students discover a new powerful tool by which they can communicate information over the Web.
The seminar includes demonstrations of the development of scripts and procedures. Seminar attendees will be provided with comprehensive notes and programming examples.
Course Objectives
At course completion the student will be able to perform the following tasks:
Define VBScript and describe the advantages of using it in Web pages
Embed VBScript code in an HTML document, hide the VBScript code from browsers that lack a VBScript interpreter, and insert comments into VBScript code
Define variables, name them appropriately, and demonstrate implicit and explicit declarations of variables
Declare arrays and use them in scripts
Use the four types of VBScript operators and produce specific results by demonstrating their precedence
Insert functions, subroutines, and Event Procedures into VBScripts and reduce programming effort by using VBScript’s predefined procedures
Write code that makes decisions based on existing conditions using control structures and loops
Format numbers and manipulate the variant subtype String, using some predefined functions
Enable communication with Web page visitors using Message and Input boxes
Extract date and time information from the client computer, format it, and display the date and time of the last update on the Web page
Use the DOM to control the layout of HTML pages, add effects, and get information from users
Use functions to handle Windows mouse and keyboard events, validate user input, and handle run-time errors
Prerequisites
Attendees of this course should have a working knowledge of advanced-level HTML. Programming experience is helpful, but not required.