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Emoji Circuit Quiz Animated Emoji Tutorial
Ever since we got some “animated emojis” working, when we presented Mind Map and Flowchart and Venn Diagram Tutorial we’ve been wondering where we could apply it in a less gimmicky way. Half way to non-gimmicky, we figured, was in … Continue reading →
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Google Charts Timeline Group By Label Tutorial
It doesn’t take an Einstein to tell you that to keep reading and revisiting topics in I.T. is a good thing to do, if you have the time. We’ve been revisiting the Google Chart API documentation, specifically the Timeline Chart … Continue reading →
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Tagged API, array, data, documentation, event, GoogleChart, group, label, mixed content, PHP, programming, timeline, timeline chart, tutorial
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Google Chart Annotated Timeline Whitespace Delimitation Tutorial
The recent Google Charts Annotated Timeline Chart interfacings in the name of “Trip Planning” with the recent blog posting thread post called Window LocalStorage Client Versus Server Map Tutorial‘s web application worked for the majority of cases, but we did … Continue reading →
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Tagged annotated timeline, annotated timeline chart, array, date, datetime, delimitation, double quote, form, Google chart, horizontal tab, HTML, input, line feed, navigation, PHP, programming, quote, single quote, tab, textarea, timeline, tutorial, webpage, whitespace
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PDF Slideshow and Form Creation Data URI Contents Tutorial
The recently added “URL Contents” button talked about with PDF Slideshow and Form Creation URL Contents Tutorial opened up for us thoughts regarding whether we could add to the existant … textarea capture of that URL’s document.body … a screenshot … Continue reading →
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Tagged $_SERVER, absolute, absolute URL, Ajax, array, canvas, client, comma separated values, conduit, content management systems, CSV, data, data uri, data url, Did you know, document.referrer, email, file_get_contents, Google, Google Page Insights, HTML email, HTML entities, HTML5, input, integration, Javascript, JSON, message, mimetype, PHP, poll, programming, rawurlencode, referrer, relative, relative URL, render, server, software integration, spreadsheet, storage, submit, text/html, tutorial, url, urldecode, urlencode, web browser, webpage
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PDF Slideshow and Form Creation URL Contents Tutorial
We need more tweaking regarding the canvas rendering implications of yesterday’s PDF Slideshow and Form Creation Poll Input Tutorial, which we hope to get back to soon, but there is another matter of scope to attend to today. It sounds … Continue reading →
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Tagged $_SERVER, absolute, absolute URL, array, canvas, client, comma separated values, conduit, content management systems, CSV, data, Did you know, document.referrer, email, file_get_contents, HTML email, HTML entities, HTML5, input, integration, Javascript, message, mimetype, PHP, poll, programming, referrer, relative, relative URL, render, server, software integration, spreadsheet, storage, submit, text/html, tutorial, url, web browser, webpage
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PDF Slideshow and Form Creation Poll Input Tutorial
More rendering issues today, adding onto yesterday’s PDF Slideshow and Form Creation Poll Spreadsheet Tutorial progress. We want to be able to render forms well in PDF eventually, and so we’re using the great start Rick van Buuren and Clément … Continue reading →
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Tagged $_SERVER, absolute URL, array, canvas, client, comma separated values, conduit, content management systems, CSV, data, Did you know, document.referrer, email, HTML email, HTML entities, HTML5, input, integration, Javascript, message, mimetype, PHP, poll, programming, referrer, relative URL, render, server, software integration, spreadsheet, storage, submit, text/html, tutorial, url, web browser, webpage
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PDF Slideshow and Form Creation Poll Spreadsheet Tutorial
Meanwhile, back at the polls, after yesterday’s PDF Slideshow and Form Creation Helper Canvas Tutorial, we wanted to add functionality to allow for sensible overview of captured Poll data. With this, though, to reinvent the wheel is a huge ask, … Continue reading →
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Tagged $_SERVER, absolute URL, array, canvas, client, comma separated values, conduit, content management systems, CSV, data, Did you know, document.referrer, email, HTML email, HTML entities, HTML5, integration, Javascript, message, mimetype, PHP, poll, programming, referrer, relative URL, render, server, software integration, spreadsheet, storage, submit, text/html, tutorial, url, web browser, webpage
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PDF Slideshow and Form Creation Helper Canvas Tutorial
Today we venture back to other rendering thoughts regarding our PDF Slideshow and Poll Referrer Integration Tutorial blog post thread’s existant use of … PDF rendering …in conjunction to … HTML rendering (of input HTML code) … and today we … Continue reading →
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