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Canvas via Image Web Share API Tutorial
We’re on the lookout for ways to improve the sharing and collaboration functionality of yesterday’s Images to Canvas No Clicking Form Signature Tutorial‘s “User of Signature” canvas using web application. We’re calling on .. Safari and Google Chrome web browser(s) … Continue reading →
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Tagged actual, Ajax, annotation, attachment, base64, base64_decode, canvas, clicking, collaboration, communication, contain, cover, dimensions, document, email, exim, external Javascript, file_put_contents, form, FormData, Google Chrome, graphics, height, HTML, image, Javascript, link, mail server, PHP, placement, post, programming, Safari, scale, scaling, scribble, send, share, sharing, signature, size, sizing, tutorial, web browser, web server, web share api, width, XMLHttpRequest
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PHP Mail via Exim Better Return Deployment Tutorial
Yesterday’s PHP Mail via Exim Better Return Primer Tutorial set up a … framework part of an overall solution to a way to nuance PHP mail‘s return value, in an Exim Mail Server environment … and today … we present … Continue reading →
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Tagged Ajax, asynchronous, crontab, deploynet, Did you know, Document Root, email, exim, exim mail server, file, FormData, framework, helper, implement, korn shell, local web server, log, Mail, mail server, MAMP, PHP, programming, return, return value, shell, slice, snippet, toolApache, tutotial, web server
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PHP Mail via Exim Better Return Primer Tutorial
We are exploring a way to improve on the PHP mail return value telling you nothing about whether the email gets off to the intended recipient. One step, here at RJM Programming, is to verify if the email has immediately … Continue reading →
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Tagged Apache, crontab, Did you know, Document Root, email, exim, exim mail server, file, korn shell, local web server, log, Mail, mail server, MAMP, PHP, programming, return, return value, shell, slice, snippet, tutotial, web server
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PHP Inline HTML Gmail Duplicate Header Field Troubleshooting Tutorial
Yesterday’s Exim Mail Server Troubleshooting Primer Tutorial represented a mail server level of issue with emailing hereabouts. Another level of issue with emailing can occur with our inhouse PHP created inline HTML emails to Gmail, where we’ve again used Exim‘s … Continue reading →
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Tagged Apache, authentication, CentOS, command, command line, configuration, Did you know, dkim, duplicate, email, error, error log, exim, Gmail, headers, link, log, logging, Mail, mail server, original, PHP, security, spam, spf, ssh, tail, test message, tutorial, web server, WHM
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Exim Mail Server Troubleshooting Primer Tutorial
Exim Internet Mailer, as our Mail Server software here at this RJM Programming web server, has seemed an enigma, especially when, a while back (tut, tut) it went quite quiet sending out emails to Gmail recipients, at the very least. … Continue reading →
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Tagged Apache, authenticationb, CentOS, command, command line, configuration, dkim, email, error, error log, exim, Gmail, link, Mail, mail server, security, spam, spf, ssh, test message, tutorial, web server, WHM
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CentOS Exim Mail Server Sanity Check Testing Tutorial
To send an email often relies on a Mail Server and accompanying software and hardware and networking to support just such a Mail Server. Here at our Linux web server (CentOS) here at RJM Programming we oversee an Exim Mail … Continue reading →
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Tagged Ajax, CentOS, command line, email, exim, FormData, Linux, log, Mail, mail server, mailto, PHP, sanity check, test, testing, tutorial, web server
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Mind Map and Flowchart and Venn Diagram Collaborator Tutorial
The “Originator” revisit helping out code of yesterday’s Mind Map and Flowchart and Venn Diagram Originator Tutorial needs a “Collaborator” part, we figure. But because this is still linked to the “Originator’s Record” in the PHP we need the record … Continue reading →
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Tagged absolute, animated emojis, animation, annotation, Apple Mail, attribute, border-radius, box shadow, cache, center, circle, click, co-ordinates, collaborate, CSS, data attributes, device, div, DOM, dropdown, email client, emoji, flowchart, form, gesture, glow, Gmail, grid, height, HTML, HTML email, integration, intersection, intervention, iPad, iPhone, Javascript, left, macOS Mojave, Mail, mail server, menu, message, messages, Mind Map, mobile, onclick, onmousemove, ontouchdown, ontouchstart, option, originator, overlay, PHP, pinch, position, positional, programming, recall, room, rotate, rubberband, save, scroll, scrolling, select, selector, share, sharing, SMS, software integration, submit button, swipe, text, text message, top, transform, tutorial, Venn diagram, venn diagrams, viewport, web browser, web server, whitespace, width
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Mind Map and Flowchart and Venn Diagram Originator Tutorial
Some of the collaboration functionality for our web application of yesterday’s Mind Map and Flowchart and Venn Diagram Squared Off Tutorial ask quite a bit of the user. Initially, that will be more or less always the case, but that … Continue reading →
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Tagged absolute, animated emojis, animation, annotation, Apple Mail, attribute, border-radius, box shadow, cache, center, circle, click, co-ordinates, collaborate, CSS, device, div, DOM, dropdown, email client, emoji, flowchart, form, gesture, glow, Gmail, grid, height, HTML, HTML email, integration, intersection, intervention, iPad, iPhone, Javascript, left, macOS Mojave, Mail, mail server, menu, message, messages, Mind Map, mobile, onclick, onmousemove, ontouchdown, ontouchstart, originator, overlay, PHP, pinch, position, positional, programming, recall, room, rotate, rubberband, save, scroll, scrolling, selector, share, sharing, SMS, software integration, submit button, swipe, text, text message, top, transform, tutorial, Venn diagram, venn diagrams, viewport, web browser, web server, whitespace, width
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