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Tag Archives: Apache
WordPress Twenty Seventeen Theme on MAMP on Windows Install Tutorial
Today, we follow up on yesterday’s MAMP on Windows Primer Tutorial as shown below, by installing a WordPress.org (as distinct from the WordPress hosted WordPress.com) blog onto Windows via a local MAMP local web server, and using the current default … Continue reading →
Posted in Database, eLearning, Installers, Tutorials
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Tagged Apache, blog, CMS, cPanel, database, Document Root, download, hosting, install, listener, local web server, MAMP, MySql, PDF, PHP, phpMyAdmin, port, testing, tutorial, Twenty Seventeen, TwentySeventeen theme, unit testing, web server, website, Windows, WinZip, Wordpress, wordpress.com, wordpress.org, XPS
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MAMP on Windows Primer Tutorial
Have you noticed when you revisit websites from long ago lots of times functionality regarding platform flexibility has moved on. Web server products in particular are of more benefit to us all if they support multiple platforms. In that regard … Continue reading →
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Tagged Apache, blog, CMS, cPanel, database, hosting, install, local web server, MAMP, MySql, PHP, phpMyAdmin, testing, tutorial, unit testing, web server, website, Windows, Wordpress
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Tablet Run Web Server Blog PHP Tutorial
Mulling continues unabated, after yesterday’s Tablet Run Web Server Blog Follow Up Tutorial as shown below, over how feasible it is to run this blog from a tablet … like an iPad … by today, putting the arrangement to the … Continue reading →
Posted in eLearning, Hardware, iOS, Networking, Software, Tutorials
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Tagged Apache, Apple, Apple Store, attachment, editor, email, feed, Flickr, ftp, FTPManager, HTML, iOS, iPad, keyboard, Nitro HTML, PHP, smtp, tablet, tutorial, web server
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WordPress Is Mentioned By Posting Thread Tutorial
At this blog we are keen for users to learn one off ideas and on occasions linked “threaded” (or blog postings of a theme) ones. The last WordPress Blog (TwentyTen theme) “Is Mentioned by” functionality is good for certain scenarios, … Continue reading →
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Tagged Apache, Bad Day at Black Rock, blog, cache, code, coding, crontab, CSS, curl, database, Did you know, Document Root, download, emoji, get, GETME, hashtag, image, jQuery, local web server, MAMP, meter, MySql, navigation, PHP, programming, progress, progress bar, query, software, SQL, stop press, tutorial, TwentyTen, TwentyTen theme, union, url, user experience, UX, web browser, web server, webpage, Wordpress. thread
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Karaoke via YouTube API in Iframe Email Tutorial
It’s good with a web application like our “Karaoke via YouTube API” one to have a means by which you share what you are doing, and because we have based it on GET parameters, then an email link is a … Continue reading →
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Tagged Apache, API, audio, border, CSS, CSS3, Did you know, DOM, EasyPHP, email, embed, emoji, game, games, Google, HTML, HTML5, IFRAME, Javascript, karaoke, linear gradient, local web server, MAMP, microphone, music, onblur, onStateChanged, programming, snapchat, synchronize, tutorial, user experience, UX, video, YouTube, YouTube API
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Karaoke via YouTube API in Iframe Emoji Tutorial
For a long time we resisted the use of emoji, thinking that their use was a bit lame, but more and more, as times goes on, we find good use for them. It is kind of predictable though for quite … Continue reading →
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Tagged Apache, API, audio, border, CSS, CSS3, DOM, EasyPHP, embed, emoji, game, games, Google, HTML, HTML5, IFRAME, Javascript, karaoke, linear gradient, local web server, MAMP, microphone, music, onblur, onStateChanged, programming, snapchat, synchronize, tutorial, user experience, UX, video, YouTube, YouTube API
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Karaoke via YouTube API in Iframe Microphone Tutorial
It was always a plan with the “Karaoke via YouTube API” that we would try to “splice” in user contributions for a more real “Karaoke” experience. I’ve done work on this before, and it takes a lot of web server … Continue reading →
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Tagged Apache, API, audio, CSS, DOM, EasyPHP, embed, game, games, Google, HTML, HTML5, IFRAME, Javascript, karaoke, local web server, MAMP, microphone, music, onblur, onStateChanged, programming, snapchat, synchronize, tutorial, user experience, UX, video, YouTube, YouTube API
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WordPress Is Mentioned By Code Download Progress Tutorial
There are various approaches with user experience (UX) considerations regarding putting a web application user at their ease as they wait for a response. I’m talking about where the response is coming from a separate serverside script doing something that … Continue reading →
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Tagged Apache, blog, cache, code, coding, crontab, CSS, curl, database, Did you know, Document Root, download, emoji, get, GETME, hashtag, image, jQuery, local web server, MAMP, meter, MySql, navigation, PHP, programming, progress, progress bar, query, software, SQL, stop press, tutorial, TwentyTen, TwentyTen theme, union, url, user experience, UX, web browser, web server, webpage, Wordpress
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