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Canvas Drag and Drop Ephemeral Tutorial
Onto yesterday’s Canvas Drag and Drop Primer Tutorial‘s … proof of concept feel to being able to drag and drop via the canvas element … today we have … proof of concept ideas regarding future sharing and collaboration aspects to … Continue reading →
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Tagged animation, annotation, background, button, canvas, div, drag, drag and drop, drop, graphics, HTML, HTML5, Javascript, onclick, ondragover, ondragstart, ondrop, popup, popup window, programming, proof of concept, slide, stop press, text, textarea, tutorial, webpage, window
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Canvas Drag and Drop Primer Tutorial
It’s time. It really is. It’s time to revisit the “User of Signature Signature” web application using the HTML5 canvas element to create and share graphical data, that we last dealt with when we presented Canvas Sharing via Email Hashtagging … Continue reading →
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Tagged annotation, button, canvas, div, drag, drag and drop, drop, graphics, HTML, HTML5, Javascript, onclick, ondragover, ondragstart, ondrop, programming, proof of concept, stop press, tutorial, webpage
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Event Calendar Collaboration Textarea Highlight Linking Tutorial
For the first time we can remember, with our Events in Month web application of yesterday’s Event Calendar Collaboration Remembering Recipient Tutorial … we’re channelling how in emails “word strings” starting with “http” become links … and so … in … Continue reading →
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Tagged absolute URL, address bar, address URL, argument, arguments, bold, bookmark, button, calendar, collaboration.share, colour, communication, conduit, CSS, data, date, day, day of week, dropdown, emoji, emoji button, event, file_get_contents, get, hashtag, hashtagging, highlight, highlighting, HTML, IP address, Javascript, label, linear gradient, link, localStorage, mailto, MAMP, month, onblur, PHP, placeholder, popup, popup window, programming, recipient, select, selector, sharing, SMS, span, stop press, style, styling, table, text, text shadow, textarea, timing, title, tutorial, uniquifier, url, user experience, UX, value, window.email, window.localStorage, word
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Event Calendar Collaboration Remembering Recipient Tutorial
When doing our inhouse testing for Event Calendar Collaboration Tutorial the other day, it got us “peeved”, shall we say. We wanted a mechanism, with those “a” link “mailto:” emailing arrangements, of not having to fill out the email address … Continue reading →
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Tagged address bar, address URL, argument, arguments, bold, bookmark, button, calendar, collaboration.share, colour, communication, conduit, CSS, data, date, day, day of week, dropdown, emoji, emoji button, event, file_get_contents, get, hashtag, hashtagging, HTML, IP address, Javascript, label, linear gradient, link, localStorage, mailto, MAMP, month, onblur, PHP, placeholder, programming, recipient, select, selector, sharing, SMS, span, stop press, style, styling, table, text shadow, timing, title, tutorial, uniquifier, url, user experience, UX, value, window.email, window.localStorage
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Event Calendar Collaboration Tutorial
The Event Calendar web application project, of Event Calendar PHP Bookmark Tutorial, from last year is worth a revisit, the reason being … it did not have a fully fleshed out collaboration or sharing set of functionalities … at the … Continue reading →
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Tagged address bar, address URL, argument, arguments, bold, bookmark, button, calendar, collaboration.share, colour, communication, conduit, CSS, data, date, day, day of week, dropdown, emoji, emoji button, event, file_get_contents, get, hashtag, hashtagging, HTML, IP address, Javascript, label, linear gradient, link, mailto, MAMP, month, PHP, placeholder, programming, select, selector, sharing, SMS, span, stop press, style, styling, table, text shadow, timing, title, tutorial, uniquifier, url, user experience, UX, value, window.email
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Region Picker GeoJson Area of Interest Tutorial
Meanwhile, back in “Region Picker Land” where, if we’re not mistaken, the grapes are peculiarly sweet this season, and we needed their “fortification” to tackle today’s progress, that being … user has picked a country of interest and has gone … Continue reading →
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Region Picker Area of Interest Tutorial
Recently we stumbled across the intriguing CSS property clip-path and set ourselves a one day thinking time to see whether we could make use of this CSS feature. And then it occurred to us with our recent Region Picker, as … Continue reading →
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Tagged $_GET, $_POST, above the fold, absolute, address bar, API, argument, attribute, background, background-position, bearing, breadcrumbs, button, canvas, cartography, circle, click, client, clientside, clip-path, colour, colour code, colour matching, column, content, context, continent, country, country code, CSS, data, data attributes, degree, delimiter, details, Did you know, distance, document.getElementsByTagName, DOM, double click, dropdown, dynamic, Earth, element, emoji, emoji flag, error, event, event.stopPropagation, fill, flag, font size, form, GD, geo chart, geography, geojson, gesture, getElementById, global data attributes, Google chart, Google Directions, Google Earth, Google Translate, graphics, hash, hashtag, hotkey, hover, HTML, IFRAME, image, image chart, img, inhouse, innerHTML, innerText, inode, integration, internationalization, iso code, iso country code, ISO-3166, Javascript, keyboard, language, left, leg, legend, length, link, Linux, location.hash, lookup, magnify, Mapping, margin-left, margin-top, mathematics, menu, Mercator, mobile, navigation, offset, onblur, onclick, oncontextmenu, ondblclick, onload, onmousemove, opacity, overlay, PHP, picker, pixel, pole, popup, popup window, post, programming, projection, prompt, property, pulldown, pulldown menu, region, regional, regional indicator, request, resize, reveal, right click, scale, select, setAttribute, setTimeout, shade, shading, static, sticky, summary, SVG, text, textbox, timezone, top, touch, translate, translation, trip, trip planner, tutorial, unix, url, user experience, UX, vertical bar, view, web browser, window.open, workflow, world, z-index, zoom
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Region Picker Google Translate Tutorial
We wanted to improve the internationalization credentials of our Region Picker web application, of recent times, adding to the progress of yesterday’s Region Picker Revealed Iframes Tutorial. As such, we turn to another great Google product called Google Translate to … Continue reading →
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