Question

Step 2: using text editor (WordPad) to create a web page with the following content (you may cut-and-paste):

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Just a screenshoot of the output

Book-O-Rama Catalog Search

Book-O-Rama Catalog Search

    Choose Search Type:

         Author      Title      ISBN    

   

    Enter Search Term:

   

   

   

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Then save above document to the local directory (C:\temp) and make sure that you saved it in the plain text format (in the “Save as type” popup window, choose “Text Document (*.txt)), name your file “firstpage.txt”.

Step 3: test your web page

You can test your page by doing the following:

1. change the file extension to html. Thus, you should have a file firstpage.html.

2. create a sub director named “firstwebsite” in the web server’s root directory. Your web root may be different from mine. In my machine, the XAMPP is installed at C drive. Thus, the web root will be:

C:\xampp\htdocs\

At the end of this step, the directory structure will be:

C:\xampp\hpdocs\firstwebsite\

3. copy the newly created file “firstpage.html” to the directory shown in the previous line.

4. fire up a web browser and type the following to the URL:

http:\\localhost\firstwebsite\firstpage.html

Answer 1

Instructions:

1. In wordPad for proper formatting copy paste the following text :

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Just a screenshoot of the output <br />
Book-O-Rama Catalog Search <br />
Book-O-Rama Catalog Search <br />
Choose Search Type: <br />
Author Title ISBN <br />
Enter Search Term: <br />
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save above document to the local directory (C:\temp) and make sure that you saved it in the plain text format (in the “Save as type” popup window, choose “Text Document (*.txt)), name your file “firstpage.txt”.

Step 3: test your web page

You can test your page by doing the following:

2. change the file extension to html. Thus, you should have a file firstpage.html.

3. create a sub director named “firstwebsite” in the web server’s root directory. Your web root may be different from mine. In my machine, the XAMPP is installed at C drive. Thus, the web root will be:

C:\xampp\htdocs\

At the end of this step, the directory structure will be:

C:\xampp\hpdocs\firstwebsite\

4. copy the newly created file “firstpage.html” to the directory shown in the previous line.

5.. fire up a web browser and type the following to the URL:

http:\\localhost\firstwebsite\firstpage.html

This will be your first WebPage name firstwebpage in the Directory firstwebsite located in C Drive as intructed above.