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Contents of this table:-

Part 1

Chapter 1: What Is CGI?

Chapter 2: The Elements of the Common Gateway Interface

Chapter 3: Writing CGI Scripts

Part 2

Chapter 4: Handling Forms

Chapter 5: Other Form Examples

Chapter 6: Adding an Access Counter

Chapter 7: Interacting with Databases

Chapter 8: Pushing and Pulling Dynamic Documents

Chapter 9: Creating Bulletin Boards

Contents of this table:-

Chapter 1 Common Gateway Interface (CGI)

Chapter 2 The Basics

Chapter 3 HTML and Forms

Chapter 4 OutPut

Chapter 5 Input

Chapter 6 Programming Strategies

Chapter 7 Testing and Debugging CGI

Chapter 8 Client/Server Issues

Chapter 9 CGI Security

Chapter 10 Basic Applications

Chapter 11 Gateway

Chapter 12 Databases

Chapter 13 Multipart Forms and Maintaining State

Chapter 14 Proprietary Extensions