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Category Archives: Event-Driven Programming
Event-driven programming (EDP) or event-based programming is a programming paradigm in which the flow of the program is determined by events ( Wikipedia )
YouTube Embedded Iframe API Synchronization Tutorial
The last occasion we had to change our inhouse interfacing to the YouTube video via its Embedded Iframe API was its (sub)interfacing to Wikipedia Flipcard Quiz Emoji Tutorial. Yes, there is no “(sub)interfacing” word … oops … we found one … Continue reading →
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Tagged button, cell, checkbox, dropdown, embedded, HTML, IFRAME, Javascript, media, play, programming, select, synchronization, synchronize, table, tutorial, video, YouTube, YouTube API
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Inhouse Slideshow Mobile Google Crawl Tutorial
The recent Inhouse Slideshow Mobile Tutorial did not satisfy all the “mobile usability” tests performed by the “Google Crawl” algorithm, failing on “Content wider than screen”, and you can read some background to this with Google Crawl Viewport Geographicals Tutorial. … Continue reading →
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Tagged animation, automation, crawl, crawl error, deployment, device, emoji, EXIF, file, file specification, filespec, glob, Google, Google Search Console, image, inhouse, inode, iOS, iPad, iPhone, korn shell, Linux, mobile, natsort, PHP, presentation, programming, slideshow, sort, tutorial, vertical-align, viewport, width, zip
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Viewport iOS No ScrollTo Issue Tutorial
Yesterday’s Google Crawl Viewport Geographicals Tutorial‘s “Stop Press” way below had us … We’ve decided to write a mobile checker of any meta viewport tag (that exists, or not, in a webpage of interest) to adjust to a more suitable … Continue reading →
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Tagged Apple, debug, debugger, developer, external Javascript, height, iOS, iPad, iPhone, Javascript, Mac, Macbook Pro, meta, meta tag, mobile, onload, Safari, scroll, scrolling, scrollTo, troubleshoot, viewport, web inspector, white lead, width
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Google Crawl Viewport Geographicals Tutorial
Yesterday’s Google Crawl Viewport Error Tutorial theme of fixing HTML meta tag viewport errors up at the Google Search Console (part of “Google Webmasters”) continues today for the “Google Crawl” error nuance … Viewport not set … with its pretty … Continue reading →
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Tagged background, canvas, crawl, crawl error, CSS, device, document.referrer, drawImage, error, font, geographicals, Google, Google Charts, Google Search Console, Google Webmaster, HTML, HTML5, IFRAME, Javascript, linear gradient, local web server, MAMP, map, mobile, mobile device, onload, programming, search engine, stop press, text, tutorial, viewport, web inspectot, web server, width
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Inhouse Slideshow Mobile Tutorial
The recent PDF Slideshow and Form Creation Helper Slideshow Tutorial changes were made on a MacBook Pro laptop. Did it show that we have put off until today, to look at that functionality with mobile platforms?! In a “going off … Continue reading →
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Tagged animation, automation, deployment, emoji, EXIF, file, file specification, filespec, glob, image, inhouse, inode, iOS, iPad, iPhone, korn shell, Linux, mobile, natsort, PHP, presentation, programming, slideshow, sort, tutorial, vertical-align, viewport, zip
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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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