Following on from yesterday’s Shower Song Mobile User Functionality Tutorial today …
- we would like to help out the user …
- via a “remembering” form … assisted by …
- a “recalling” usefulness via window.localStorage means … and flagged to the user via …
- delivering dropdown options
… reflecting those settings the user has chosen to remember out of …
- YouTube 11 character video code(s) (up to 7)
- an order of play (up to 7)
So, again, try the changed fourth draft Shower Songs below.
Previous relevant Shower Song Mobile User Functionality Tutorial is shown below.
The better fit “hardware wise” for a “shower scene” is one of the mobile devices. And so, onto yesterday’s Shower Song User Functionality Tutorial we’ve started down Mobile Road to Chickasaw today, easing us into …
- in the mobile woooorrrrllllddd a red button overlays a YouTube video so that the audio stream of a video tap of a user will be a real user gesture … and if the red buttons are slow to appear, before that the links can navigate you to a YouTube video play scenario, as distinct from …
- in the non-mobile woooorrrrllllddd (we’ve heard starts near Chickasaw) clicks can be of the programmatical kind … and we recommend “kind clicking” at all times
We’re not saying that there is not more work to do (in “double negative heaven”), but we realized …
- on mobile a tap interrupts “normal audio play” transmission … different to …
- on non-mobile a click may not interrupt a previously arranged “normal audio play” transmission
Big deal?! Yes, you’d not think so, but there you are, as we ‘ve been on that little conundrum for two hours now, with lots of blaspheming?!
Much more testing, but we took our iPhone into the shower, placed it far away from the shower near an open window, and picked a good shower song (am a sucker for “I’m With You”), and clicked the looping emoji to just repeat that song four times, as one of our tests … sorry about the long shower … peepholespeople of the wooooooorrrrrlllllddd?!
Try the changed third draft Shower Songs below.
Previous relevant Shower Song User Functionality Tutorial is shown below.
Onto yesterday’s Shower Song Primer Tutorial we’ve been shoring up user functionality, today, adding in quite a few emoji button helpers pointing to functionality.
Lots of the thinking revolved around trying to space out the user checkbox clicking on non-mobile control of the HTML input type=checkboxs …
… attribute …
var ftime=true;
function whendo() {
var ccnt=0;
var talisti=eval(-1 + eval('' + document.body.innerHTML.split(' style="z-index:599').length)); //('span');
var talist=document.getElementsByTagName('sup');
var inlist=document.getElementsByTagName('input');
for (var ik=0; ik<inlist.length; ik++) {
if (inlist[ik].outerHTML.indexOf('checkbox') != -1) {
ccnt++;
}
}
if (eval('' + talist.length) < ccnt) {
setTimeout(whendo, 1000);
} else {
talist=document.getElementsByTagName('a');
for (var iki=0; iki<talist.length; iki++) {
if (talist[iki].outerHTML.indexOf(' class="processytplay"') != -1) {
talist[iki].onmousedown=function(event){ myac(event.target); };
}
}
setTimeout(function(){ cball(false); }, 500);
}
}
function cball(to) {
var inlist=document.getElementsByTagName('input');
for (var ik=0; ik<inlist.length; ik++) {
if (inlist[ik].outerHTML.indexOf('checkbox') != -1) {
if (to) {
inlist[ik].setAttribute('disabled',to);
} else {
inlist[ik].removeAttribute('disabled');
}
}
}
if (ftime) {
ftime=false;
if (!navigator.userAgent.match(/Android|BlackBerry|iPhone|iPad|iPod|Opera Mini|IEMobile/i)) {
setTimeout(whendo, 1000);
}
}
}
… in the changed second draft Shower Songs as below.
Previous relevant Shower Song Primer Tutorial is shown below.
We’re onto a new music related project today, with that familiar theme of “Sequential Play of YouTube Music Videos” where today’s project, so far, just hones in on the “audio stream only of those YouTube videos”.
We have some provisos with our Shower Songs collection …
- it will work on mobile but not to the automated state non-mobile is in, on this first draft …
- more display niceties to come …
- user content functionality to come …
… but feel free to set yourself up (but careful of “bathroom mist” not being good for electronic devices) with today’s first draft Shower Songs as below …
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