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Signature Signature PHP Tutorial
Did you know that on an Apache/PHP/MySql web server PHP code (file), itself, can be a data source? Just as ASP.Net could be a data source on its .NET web server. This is because parts of a serverside language code … Continue reading
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Tagged canvas, cookie, cookies, copy, email, event, form, HTML, HTML5, IFRAME, Javascript, Mail, mouse, onmousedown, onmousemove, PHP, post, programming, touch, tutorial
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Signature Signature Primer Tutorial
Today’s new web application is a Signature Signature. Our aim with this web application is … capture a person’s signature (via an HTML(5) Canvas element) … and be … collecting that Signature’s “Signature” in terms of a pen plotter pen … Continue reading
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Tagged canvas, copy, email, event, HTML, HTML5, Javascript, Mail, mouse, onmousedown, onmousemove, programming, touch, tutorial
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Webcam Mobile Tutorial
Am hoping most of you laptop and desktop computer users were able to see a webcam working with our web application we left off last with Webcam Photobooth Tutorial as shown below, and that’s great if that is the case, … Continue reading
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Tagged camera, canvas, cross-browser, cross-platform, DOM, eCommerce, getUserMedia, Google Chrome, HTML, HTML5, image, iOS, iPad, iPhone, Javascript, loop, mobile, navigator, PhotoBooth, pixel, programming, rgb, rotate, Safari, scale, translate, tutorial, video, voice memo, webcam, zoom
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Webcam Photobooth Tutorial
The webcam of a computer device can be like a video selfie except that when filming something it can be flipped horizontally, like when dealing with mirrors, on occasions, especially after a heavy night! And that’s where the Mac OS … Continue reading
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Tagged camera, canvas, cross-browser, cross-platform, eCommerce, getUserMedia, Google Chrome, HTML, HTML5, image, iPad, Javascript, navigator, PhotoBooth, pixel, programming, rgb, rotate, scale, translate, tutorial, video, webcam, zoom
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Webcam Primer Tutorial
The webcam of a computer device can be a very useful piece of hardware. We’ve written an “entry level” web application using your device’s webcam, should it have one, and should you give permission for the web application to access … Continue reading
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I like the single-row radio-play approach for keeping the controls compact while still making each selection clear. When I’m 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?