The last half of the book covers advanced features of the program. Running a Perfect Web Site by David M. Chandler. Que rates the difficulty of their books with a gauge on the back cover. On the other hand, many readers will appreciate the fact that technical jargon has been kept to a minimum and when used it is adequately explained. Chandler takes his readers from defining the systems requirements through getting the server up and running.
Advanced chapters cover database access and applications integration.
There's information on forms and on how to track and interpret statistics on site usage. Examples, helpful tips, and HTML code are supplied throughout so you'll never feel lost. I'd suggest you start here. Sports on the Net by Bob Temple. Okay, I admit it.