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Message Board One Liners Primer Tutorial
PHP has … include ‘./prepend.php’; // … and/or … require ‘./prepend.php’; //… and/or … php_value auto_prepend_file “prepend.php” // php.ini directive in relevant folder .htaccess … worked on our local MAMP Apache web server but not up at RJM Programming domain … Continue reading →
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YouTube API Caller Radio Play Connection Loss Implication Tutorial
We synopsized some time ago now how important for our Tabular Single Row Media Gallery web application’s Radio Play mode of use, is a sound and consistent connection. But it just so happened around about the time of the recent … Continue reading →
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Iframe Hashtag Calling Tutorial
Hashtag usage in the webpage navigation aspects of web browser web applications we find more and more appealing around here … the far more generous hashtag allowances for lengthy URLs where it comes to links off emails (via “a” mailto: … Continue reading →
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YouTube API Caller Radio Play Remembering Recall Words Tutorial
We both like and dislike the word … static … around here regarding programming. It can represent that “rock of Gibraltar” to rely on (and most webpages around here start with “static HTML” text editing on good ol’ macOS TextWrangler) … Continue reading →
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YouTube API Caller Radio Play Scheduling Tutorial
Lots of us like to work to a plan. Timed entertainments for an orderly work day, perhaps? And so, onto the recent YouTube API Caller Radio Webpage Persistence Tutorial, it’s “handsfree” work of recent times can be harnessed to support … Continue reading →
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YouTube API Caller Radio Webpage Persistence Tutorial
Yesterday’s YouTube API Caller Radio Change of Genre Saying Playlist Title Tutorial‘s opens the door to, for either mobile or non-mobile … When a user requests a YouTube video genre change of Radio Play we try to … rather than … Continue reading →
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YouTube API Caller Radio Change of Genre Saying Playlist Title Tutorial
Finally, after today’s work, after that of yesterday’s YouTube API Caller Radio Change of Genre Saying Playlist Tutorial we have a … handsfree YouTube video genre change Radio Play … scenario functional, and in a state … where it may … Continue reading →
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WordPress Akismet Antispam Plugin Primer Tutorial
As we alluded to when we presented WordPress Upgrade Primer Tutorial, we use a great WordPress plugin called Akismet to … identify comment spam … place the detected spam into a Spam “folder” … and, as of recently, we’re going … Continue reading →