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CSS3 Button Animation Transition Game Tutorial

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The recent CSS3 Transition Game Tutorial had us examining CSS3 (Cascading Style Sheet) specification “Transitions” as tools for animation styling. Today we … apply such “transition” thinking to the animation of HTML button elements (as inspired by https://www.w3schools.com/css/tryit.asp?filename=trycss_buttons_animate1 thanks) … … Continue reading →

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Conditional Alternative to Javascript Popup Windows in iOS Tutorial

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Yesterday’s Conditional Alternative to Javascript Popup Windows Tutorial is put into context, today, as we start our journey down the road of readying some of our rjmprogramming.com.au PHP web applications to only conditionally use the Javascript popup windows if we … Continue reading →

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Conditional Alternative to Javascript Popup Windows Tutorial

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We’ve been working on HTML Javascript conditional Javascript “overload” thoughts. The first project with respect to this? Conditional “overload” of the Javascript prompt and confirm and alert popup windows with an HTML form containing input type=text and input type=submit “button” … Continue reading →

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PHP Wikipedia Australian List Integration Tutorial

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Yesterday’s PHP Wikipedia Australian List Makeover Tutorial got us thinking more about “where of life” functionality integration possibilities. For us, with many “where of life” web applications, the Google Charts Map Chart is a core part of the functionality, as … Continue reading →

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PHP Wikipedia Australian List Makeover Tutorial

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Some time back we linked a Wikipedia “list” webpage to the Google Charts Map Chart functionality with PHP Modularization for Lighthouses in Australia Tutorial. We’re revisiting, and finding some “peer” web applications, linked by a dropdown, that all … access … Continue reading →

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XML Subtraction and Addition Processing Tutorial

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Many projects that involve data will surprise you when you get to the phase of running your planned code over real data. Real business data can throw up surprises like … the length of time to process the data or … Continue reading →

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XML Subtraction and Addition Accountability Tutorial

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We like to make our web applications “accountable” to those users using them. Often “sharing” functionality features when improving the “accountability” of a web application, at least for us. We’re trying to improve on the “accountability” of yesterday’s XML Subtraction … Continue reading →

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XML Subtraction and Addition Modes of Use Tutorial

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Today’s job is to extend the modes of functionality for the “XML Subtraction and Addition” PHP web application we’ve been developing off yesterday’s XML Subtraction and Addition Genericization Tutorial. You may recall from a few tutorials at this blog that … Continue reading →

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