This track mostly focuses on efficient techniques for creating both static and dynamic web content thru Panorama, SiteWarrior, and JavaScript. The internet is more than the web though, so there's also a very cool e-mail session. Using the Panorama CGI you can publish Panorama databases on the web. Users can add and update data over the web, as well as search databases on line. In this session we'll actually set up a web server and show how to program your databases for the web.
Panorama can be an excellent program for working with email.
In this session you'll learn how to reliably transfer data with email, how to generate custom mass email automatically, and how to automatically read email from your mail server. One of SiteWarrior's primary strengths is the ability to take any database and convert it into finished HTML pages that are ready to upload to your web server. In this session you'll learn how to automatically create a table of contents both within a page and across a site. At first glance it looks complicated, but there are really only about a dozen simple tags you need to learn. JavaScript is to web browsers what AppleScript is to the Mac.