An important but little-understood concept in dynamic web development is that of role-based logins. This allows different types of users to access different parts of the site; for example, basic users can access customer areas of the site, while administrators can access administrative areas. In this course from Adobe Certified Expert Candyce Mairs, you’ll learn to use Dreamweaver’s features to create role-based logins, restrict page access, build an administrator area, and test everything to make sure it works. You’ll also see how to set up a development environment and work with a database from within Dreamweaver. Along the way you’ll build your skills in areas like working with PHP, adding form validation, using server behaviors, and much more.

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This course walks you through the process of creating a login area for a website using Dreamweaver’s dynamic features. You’ll also learn how to set up the complete development environment by installing a web server, a server-side language, and a database.

The contents of this course include:
Introduction
In this chapter you’ll learn more about what will be covered in this course and the testing environment we will be using to work with PHP pages.

The Dynamic Website Environment
In this chapter we’ll look at the dynamic development environment that is needed to create and work with PHP pages. We will also make sure that our testing environment is working and install the files for this course.

Introducing Dreamweaver
In this chapter you’ll get an overview of the Dreamweaver interface and how to preview pages. We’ll also set up our website within Dreamweaver so we can create and edit PHP pages.

Working in PHP
In this chapter we’ll discuss the difference between an HTML page and a PHP page and begin to work with PHP coding.

Databases
In this chapter we’ll create the database for this course by pulling in data from two SQL files and learn how to query the database for content.

Building the Login Area
In this chapter we will create a complete registration and login area. We’ll create a form using Spry and add validation to the form to be sure the user enters correct information. We’ll also look at server behaviors built into Dreamweaver that can assist us in creating the complete login process for our website.

Building the Admin Area
In this chapter we will build a complete administrative area for our website so users logged in with the admin role can insert and update database information using web forms.

The lessons are wrapped in a feature-rich interface that lets you jump to any topic and bookmark individual sections for later review. Full-Screen mode provides a hi-def, immersive experience, and Watch-and-Work mode shrinks the video into a small window so you can play the videos alongside your application. Also included are exercise files that give you an easy way to try out the techniques you learn.