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Tag Archives: Ajax
Asynchronous Clientside Ideas Tutorial
The recent Ajax (clientside) calling (serverside) PHP work of Shower Song Sharing Tutorial reminded us of … the talents Ajax (ie. Asynchronous JavaScript and XML) can introduce as a clientside Asynchronous tool … as another choice to … promise object … Continue reading
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Tagged Ajax, asynchronous, delay, HTML, Javascript, programmming, promise, promise object, tutorial
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Shower Song Form Double Takes Tutorial
Our little “Soup Kitchens” aside yesterday caused us to remember a truism (if ever there was one) … Don’t “throw out there” questions you don’t know the answer to. Now, before anybody complains about sentences ending in prepositions, let me … Continue reading
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Tagged Ajax, animated gif, annotate, annotation, audio, automate, automation, blob, blob.canvas, browse, browsing, brwose, buffer, call, called, caller, calling, canvas, client pre-emptive iframe, clientside, clipboard, conduit, connection, contenteditable, contentedital, copt, copy, data, data uri, drag, drag and drop, drop, email, event, HTML, IFRAME, image, iOS, iPhone, Javascript, MacBook Air, macOS, media, mimetype, music, onblue, onblur, ondrop, onload, onpaste, paste, photo, photograph, PHP, programming, pst, select all, serverside, share, sharing, SMS, span, standalone, text, textbox, tutorial, universal clipboard, url, validation, video, YouTube
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Shower Song Sharing Tutorial
Though we like programming in (serverside) PHP we’d prefer to leave it to (clientside) HTML and Javascript and CSS to contain solutions to web application challenges, as much as anything because PHP relies on an arrangement such as the great … Continue reading
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Tagged Ajax, animated gif, annotate, annotation, audio, automate, automation, blob, blob.canvas, browse, browsing, brwose, buffer, call, called, caller, calling, canvas, client pre-emptive iframe, clientside, clipboard, conduit, connection, contenteditable, contentedital, copt, copy, data, data uri, drag, drag and drop, drop, email, event, HTML, IFRAME, image, iOS, iPhone, Javascript, MacBook Air, macOS, media, mimetype, music, onblue, ondrop, onload, onpaste, paste, photo, photograph, PHP, programming, pst, select all, serverside, share, sharing, SMS, span, standalone, text, textbox, tutorial, universal clipboard, url, video, YouTube
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Document Root Relative Folder Listing Assembly Complexity Tutorial
Further to yesterday’s Document Root Relative Folder Listing Assembly Sharing Tutorial‘s “sidestep for genericity” we’re back to nuances regarding assemblies and the media combinations users may select from that “:” dropdown. When it comes to designing an HTML widget, or … Continue reading →