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CNIT 133 Interactive Web Pags – JavaScript and AJAX

CNIT 133 Interactive Web Pags – JavaScript and AJAX. Publish Web Page. Agenda. My Web Site: http://fog.ccsf.edu/~hyip (download syllabus, class notes). Getting Started. Obtain your hills login by emailing me (provide me with your name – First and Last) Access your hills account

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CNIT 133 Interactive Web Pags – JavaScript and AJAX

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  1. CNIT 133 Interactive Web Pags –JavaScript and AJAX Publish Web Page

  2. Agenda • My Web Site: http://fog.ccsf.edu/~hyip (download syllabus, class notes).

  3. Getting Started • Obtain your hills login by emailing me (provide me with your name – First and Last) • Access your hills account • Download SSH Secure Shell from ftp://ftp.ccsf.edu/pub/SSH/sshSecureShellClient-3.2.9.exe • Install the SSH Secure Shell • Connect to Hills server by double click the SSH Secure Shell Client icon • Click the “Quick Connect” icon • Enter the Host Name = hills.ccsf.edu • Enter the User Name = your hills login name • Port = 22 • Password = your hills password • NOTE: If at any time you have trouble with your hills login or password, you will need to contact a tech person in the CCSF computer lab. The computer lab (ICL-1) is located on the 3rd floor of Batmale Hall. There are other computer labs on the CCSF campus as well.

  4. Create public_html directory • All of your web pages must be residing in a directory called public_html, which must be under your home directory. • To create this directory: • Logon to hills account • Create the public_html directory under your home directory: mkdir public_html • Change permission: chmod 755 public_html

  5. Publishing your Webpages (FTP) • Upload your webpages to your public_html directory on the hills server. • Double click the SSH Secure File Transfer Client • Click the “Quick Connect” button • Enter Host Name = hills.ccsf.edu • Enter User Name = your hills logon name • Port number = 22 • Enter Password = your hills logon password • On the left hand side is your windows’ directory; on the right hand side is your hills server directory. • Drag and drop the files from windows side to Unix side to FTP files from PC to hills server. (or Vice Versa to download file from Unix to PC)

  6. View your webpages from your browser • Launch your browser • The URL will be http://hills.ccsf.edu/~LOGINwhere LOGIN is your hills login. If the proper unix permissions have NOT been given, then viewing your homepage in a browser will display the permission denied messages. • To fix this: • Logon to hills server • Change directory to public_html: cd public_html • Change all files permission: chmod 755 *.* • public_html must be given execute permission, and all web files must be given read permission.

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