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Simple Emoji Border Card Sharing Tutorial
A web application such as yesterday’s Simple Emoji Border Card Client Tutorial‘s “Simple Emoji Border Card” creator lacks a bit of accountability if its end product, which is HTML, cannot be shared within the web application. And so, today, we … Continue reading →
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Tagged action, Apache, border, card, client, CSS, diff, div, email, emoji, exec, file_put_contents, form, HTML, IFRAME, Javascript, mailto, method, navigation, onblur, opacity, overlay, post, programming, server, SMS, SVG, textarea, tutorial, web server, webpage, window, wording, words, z-index
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Simple Emoji Border Card Client Tutorial
Yesterday’s Simple Emoji Border Card Primer Tutorial could well have been called either of … Simple Emoji Border Card Server Tutorial Simple Emoji Border Card PHP Tutorial … and a lot of users would “get the gist” relative to today’s … Continue reading →
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Tagged action, Apache, border, card, client, CSS, div, emoji, form, HTML, IFRAME, Javascript, method, navigation, onblur, opacity, overlay, post, programming, server, SVG, textarea, tutorial, web server, webpage, window, wording, words, z-index
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PHP Calls Windows and macOS URL Recaller Local Storage Tutorial
It occurred to us, with the progress up to yesterday’s PHP Calls Windows and macOS Nimh Game Integration Tutorial, with our “PHP Calls Windows (DOS Batch) and macOS (Apple Script) URL Recall” tool, that if there could be a way, … Continue reading →
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Tagged action, aesthetics, Ajax, Apache, apple script, argument, arguments, batch, blog, call, called, caller, client application, command, command line, CSS, curl, data, desktop, display, DOS, download, email, emoji, emoji button, exec, execute, external Javascript, form, gam, games, genericization, genericize, get, Google Charts, HTTP Error, induction, integration, intranet, Javascript, length, local web server, localStorage, look, macOS, MAMP, method, MS-DOS, navigation, open, passthru, PHP, PHP_OS, pie chart, post, programming, script, SMS, software integration, style, styling, terminla, tutorial, Web Application, web server, Windows, Wordpress
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PHP Calls Windows and macOS Nimh Game Integration Tutorial
On top of yesterday’s PHP Calls Windows and macOS Gimp Guillotine Follow Up Tutorial‘s progress with our “PHP Calls Windows (DOS Batch) and macOS (Apple Script) URL Recall” tool integrations, today … improving a filename length issue integrating with our … Continue reading →
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Tagged action, aesthetics, Ajax, Apache, apple script, argument, arguments, batch, blog, call, called, caller, client application, command, command line, CSS, curl, data, desktop, display, DOS, download, email, emoji, emoji button, exec, execute, external Javascript, form, gam, games, genericization, genericize, get, Google Charts, HTTP Error, induction, integration, intranet, Javascript, length, local web server, look, macOS, MAMP, method, MS-DOS, navigation, open, passthru, PHP, PHP_OS, pie chart, post, programming, script, SMS, software integration, style, styling, terminla, tutorial, Web Application, Windows, Wordpress
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PHP Calls Windows and macOS Gimp Guillotine Follow Up Tutorial
It’s amazing with integration how data springs up surprises. Just as you think your tool is bulletproof, data issues can come and spoil the Barty party. On the same theme as yesterday’s PHP Calls Windows and macOS Google Charts and … Continue reading →
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Tagged action, aesthetics, Ajax, Apache, apple script, argument, arguments, batch, blog, call, called, caller, command, command line, CSS, curl, data, desktop, display, DOS, download, emoji, emoji button, exec, execute, external Javascript, form, genericization, genericize, get, Google Charts, HTTP Error, induction, integration, intranet, Javascript, local web server, look, macOS, MAMP, method, MS-DOS, navigation, open, passthru, PHP, PHP_OS, pie chart, post, programming, script, software integration, style, styling, terminla, tutorial, Web Application, Windows, Wordpress
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PHP Passthru Output Buffering Verb Tutorial
Yesterday’s PHP Passthru Output Buffering Security Tutorial set up a framework for our tightened “defence” of our “Passthru” (PHP) web application woooooooorrrrrrrrlllllld view, but there is scope, still, to improve the “offence”, a move which affects “defence” as well (wouldn’t … Continue reading →
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Tagged action, buffer, command line, curl, dropdowm, form, function, genericization, get, hardcoding, MAMP, method, ob_get_contents, ob_start, output buffer, passthru, PHP, post, programming, security, select, stop press, switches, tutorial, validation, verb, virtue signal, whatis
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Feedback Inline HTML Form Email Collaboration Animation Tutorial
In order to add “animation” thoughts into the mix of the thinking regarding the “Feedback” web application of Feedback Inline HTML Form Email Collaboration Recall Tutorial we had to … establish you can define an animated GIF that is not … Continue reading →
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Tagged accountablity, action, animated gif, animation, attachment, collaboration, cookies, CSS, data uri, data url, email, feedback, form, Gmail, HTML, HTML email, HTTP Cookie, image, Javascript, link, local storage, method, PHP, programming, reply, textarea, tutorial, webmail
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Feedback Inline HTML Form Email Collaboration Recall Tutorial
Just because yesterday’s Feedback Inline HTML Form Email Collaboration Accountability Tutorial‘s Inline HTML Email Form got dumbed down from method=POST to method=GET (and so the data URI data of the image subject matter could not be “chained along” in the … Continue reading →
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Tagged accountablity, action, attachment, collaboration, cookies, CSS, data uri, data url, email, feedback, form, HTML, HTML email, HTTP Cookie, image, Javascript, local storage, method, PHP, programming, reply, textarea, tutorial
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