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Tag Archives: Ajax
PHP Nested Elements Report Primer Tutorial
Lots of data is hierarchical by nature. Examples are HTML or XML or JSON data, and to get a report on tag types nested within other tag types can be a useful tool to sanity check that your data is … Continue reading
Ajax Div Overlay Primer Tutorial
Back to the recent overlay ideas (like PHP Iframe Overlay Primer Tutorial) we’ve been doing lately at this blog, we want to show you today, the melding of HTML/Javascript supervising Ajax PHP in a div HTML element. This is a … Continue reading
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Tagged Ajax, client/server, CSS, Did you know, HTML, Javascript, PHP, programming, tutorial, XMLHttpRequest
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Ajax All Textboxes All Mandatory Form Primer Tutorial
Was wondering, today, whether we’ve ever mentioned the very useful onblur event for the textbox input HTML tag, which fires after you leave a textbox, whether you have filled it in or not. It pans out we have, with the … Continue reading
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Tagged Ajax, FirePHP, form validation, HTML, input, JSON, onblur, PHP, programming, tutorial, XML, XMLHttpRequest
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PHP Where is Wally Test Primer Tutorial
Today, was going to show you comparisons of PHP[/HTML] versus Javascript/Ajax/HTML versus Javascript/HTML methodologies to have a password protected report only reported, securely (or not), to interested parties … ie. bits of talk regarding “security” … but today there is … Continue reading
Posted in eLearning, Tutorials
Tagged Ajax, command line, crontab, form, HTML, Javascript, korn shell, Linux, mailx, MAMP, PHP, programming, security, tutorial, web server
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Ajax Local JSON Primer Tutorial
Meanwhile … back at Ajax Ranch … “J’son! Darn it J’son, where are ya? There’s chores to be done, J’son. Jjjjjjj’sssssooooonnnnn!” “Paw, did you come a calling just here this minute now?” “Nope, that there wuz my hollow gram, son.” … Continue reading
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Tagged Ajax, HTML, Javascript, JSON, programming, tutorial, XMLHttpRequest, Yahoo Answers
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Change the Weather Tutorial
Today’s tutorial’s title is a bit cheekier than it really is, as we talk about a change to the software integration of a Weather Reporting web service for the geographicals suite here at this blog. The previous arrangements we detailed … Continue reading
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Tagged Ajax, Did you know, geographicals, PHP, programming, software integration, tutorial, weather, Webservice
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Ajax jQuery Primer Tutorial
A lot of the things people like about the Web are to do with Javascript and client-side activities. Adding to that experience are Javascript libraries packed full of features. Probably the best known of these is jQuery. It is very … Continue reading
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Tagged Ajax, database, Javascript, jQuery, MySql, onblur, PHP, programming, tutorial, XMLHttpRequest
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Ajax Global Weather Auto-completion Tutorial
Ajax techniques make your web pages very dynamic and useful, and there will be fewer changes of webpage required when using Ajax, because information derived from a data source (maybe a feed, maybe a database read, maybe a local source … Continue reading
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Tagged Ajax, auto-completion, CSS, geography, GlobalWeather, HTML, Javascript, PHP, programming, tutorial, weather, XML
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I like the single-row radio-play approach for keeping the controls compact while still making each selection clear. When Iβm checking a calculation alongside a tutorial, I use StepStat to see the intermediate steps; how do you handle the layout when the playlist gets much longer?