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Code Difference Colour Coding Tutorial
It’s coming up to a few years now, since we looked at the code differences reporting we offer the reader, as a way to scrutinize code changes, around here, when we presented Code Download Table Difference Functional Hover Tutorial. Well, … Continue reading →
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Tagged code, color coding, command line, diff, exec, Linux, PHP, programming, report, shell_exec, tutorial
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World Scrolling and Clickarounds Image Source Tutorial
As you program, in anything, we are sure you will have occasions when you think … This is a lot of trouble for very little effect. … and sometimes, infinitely better … Wow! That was easy! And it’s, like, doubled … Continue reading →
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Tagged argument, click, code, confirm, country, country code, details, div, DOM, Earth, elevation, geographicals, Google, Google Charts, Google Directions, Google Earth, Google Maps, HTML, image, image source, image URL, img, innerHTML, International Dateline, iso 639-2, Javascript, latitude, longitude, map, Mercator, mercator projection, method, NASA, Natural Earth Data, navigate, North Pole, ondblclick, opacity, overlay, override, placeholder, placename, programming, projection, reveal, scroll, search, source, span, summary, textbox, timezone, toast, trip, tutorial, url, webpage, Wikipedia
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World Scrolling and Clickarounds Reveal Tutorial
Our favourite “reveal” tool, the HTML “details and summary” duo, add user control functionality on top of that up to yesterday’s World Scrolling and Clickarounds Trip Tutorial. Where the user has their own control, principally to declutter in the “toast” … Continue reading →
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Tagged click, code, confirm, country, country code, details, div, DOM, elevation, geographicals, Google, Google Charts, Google Directions, Google Earth, Google Maps, HTML, image, img, innerHTML, iso 639-2, Javascript, latitude, longitude, map, Mercator, method, Natural Earth Data, navigate, opacity, overlay, override, placename, programming, projection, reveal, scroll, search, span, summary, textbox, timezone, toast, trip, tutorial, webpage, Wikipedia
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World Scrolling and Clickarounds Trip Tutorial
Whenever we think “trips” these days we gravitate towards involving Google Directions, with our web applications here. And so, extending the functionality of yesterday’s World Scrolling and Clickarounds Search Tutorial‘s “Scrolling and Clicking World Map” web application, we started involving … Continue reading →
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Tagged click, code, confirm, country, country code, div, DOM, elevation, geographicals, Google, Google Charts, Google Directions, Google Earth, Google Maps, HTML, image, img, innerHTML, iso 639-2, Javascript, latitude, longitude, map, Mercator, method, Natural Earth Data, navigate, opacity, overlay, override, placename, programming, projection, scroll, search, span, textbox, timezone, toast, trip, tutorial, webpage, Wikipedia
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World Scrolling and Clickarounds Search Tutorial
In yesterday’s World Scrolling and Clickarounds Google Charts Tutorial‘s improvements we introduced a textbox to search via … place name … even then, but today we extend its “understanding” to … timezone place name … or even … latitude, longitude … Continue reading →
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Tagged click, code, confirm, country, country code, div, elevation, geographicals, Google, Google Charts, Google Earth, Google Maps, HTML, image, img, iso 639-2, Javascript, latitude, longitude, map, Mercator, method, Natural Earth Data, navigate, opacity, overlay, override, placename, programming, projection, scroll, search, textbox, timezone, toast, trip, tutorial, webpage, Wikipedia
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Apache PHP Code Control Tutorial
It might be tempting to ask, after the event, with web application code on an Apache web server, can controlling code be added to an existing web application codeset, that does not rely on changes to any existent code? The … Continue reading →
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Tagged .htaccess, Apache, append, auto_append_file, auto_prepend_file, code, codeset, configuration, Document Root, domain, folder, game, local web server, MAMP, noughts and crosses, PHP, php.ini, prepend, programming, security, Tic-tac-toe, tutorial, web server, webpage, website
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C Recursion Find Revisit Tutorial
Yesterday’s C Recursion Revisit Tutorial had us finding a macOS Xcode produced executable via the command line “find” command. We find this excellent “find” command trades off the time it takes for the convenience to the user. And this came … Continue reading →
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Tagged argument, C++, code, command, command line, compile, debug, delimit, delimitation, Did you know, fibonacci, fibonacci series, find, IDE, macOS, pipe, programming, project, recursion, Run, switch, tutorial, Xcode
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C Recursion Revisit Tutorial
Back in October, 2013 we presented C Recursion Primer Tutorial as a C++ ( but really just straight C code) Xcode (IDE) project on Mac OS X. That’s a long time ago, looking at it from late in 2021. So … Continue reading →
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Tagged argument, C++, code, command line, compile, debug, delimit, delimitation, Did you know, fibonacci, fibonacci series, IDE, macOS, programming, project, recursion, Run, tutorial, Xcode
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