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PHP City Guess Country Game Sharing Tutorial
We mentioned how much thought was needed for our revamped Nimh game to involve an Inline HTML Form Email, and thereby be spurning any Javascript “smarts” already involved, so as to both … collaborate and share and involve more than … Continue reading
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Tagged city, country, email, email form, form, game, games, HTML, inline, Javascript, PHP, programming, quiz, tutorial
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Tic-Tac-Toe Two Email Players via Inline HTML Email Tutorial
Yesterday’s You say Tic-Tac-Toe, i say Noughts & Crosses via Inline HTML Email Tutorial‘s part one of … via Inline HTML Email invite a remote email user to play the web application “computer player” … today’s work … and then, … Continue reading
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Tagged email, emoji, external Javascript, game, games, HTML email, interaction, invitation, noughts and crosses, player, programming, remote, stop press, tutorial, user
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You say Tic-Tac-Toe, i say Noughts & Crosses via Inline HTML Email Tutorial
Revisiting You say Tic-Tac-Toe, i say Noughts & Crosses we see an improved bit of functionality could be … via Inline HTML Email invite a remote email user to play the web application “computer player” … today’s work … and … Continue reading
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Tagged email, external Javascript, game, games, HTML email, interaction, invitation, noughts and crosses, programming, tutorial
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Mobile Onmouseover Event Alternative Tutorial
Yesterday’s Smooth Spinner Game Tutorial … Yes, non-mobile players will score better than mobile device players, because of the existence of an onmouseover (ie. hover) event. This same lament for mobile devices is a similar lament regarding a lot of … Continue reading
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Tagged arithmetic, button, cell, div, dropdown, event, game, games, global variable, HTML, Javascript, keyboard, mathematics, maths, mobile, onclick, onkeypress, onmouseout, onmouseover, ontouchend, ontouchmove, ontouchstart, option, programming, select, table, tutorial, user, variable
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Smooth Spinner Game Tutorial
Adding onto the recent Onmouseover and Onmouseout Event Monitoring Tutorial … Simple Maths Timer Game Onmouseover and Onmouseout Monitor … we add, today, a new … Smooth Spinner Game … test of a user’s control, nerve and patience, where they … Continue reading
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Tagged arithmetic, button, cell, div, dropdown, event, game, games, HTML, Javascript, keyboard, mathematics, maths, onclick, onkeypress, onmouseout, onmouseover, option, programming, select, table, tutorial, user
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