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Tag Archives: communication
Phone and SMS and Contacts Relationship Tutorial
Yes, as a layer (dare we say onions of the 4th dimension layer) on top of yesterday’s SMS and Contacts Relationship Primer Tutorial … the iPhone’s Phone app can be linked to … Messages app (via “message” (sub-)icon tap) … … Continue reading →
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Tagged communication, contact, contacts, iOS, iPhone, message, messages, mobile, mobile app, name, number, people, phone, SMS, tutorial
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SMS and Contacts Relationship Primer Tutorial
Along with notifications, SMS messages are a great instant messaging tool. We use an iPhone (ie. iOS) and with our Messages app and get screenfuls of mobile phone numbers on occasion. Why? Well, we haven’t linked … SMS (number) … … Continue reading →
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Tagged communication, contact, contacts, iOS, iPhone, message, messages, mobile, mobile app, name, number, people, phone, SMS, tutorial
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Google Chart Generic SMS Integration Tutorial
Today, further to Google Chart Histogram Chart Generic SMS Integration Tutorial, we … tested SMS functionality with Google Chart Pie Chart (with user data entered) … tested SMS functionality with Google Chart Histogram Chart (with user data entered) … and … Continue reading →
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Tagged aesthetics, Ajax, alert, attachment, button, cache, communication, console.log, CSS, data scraping, debug, debugging, dynamic, email, email client, eval, external Javascript, form, FormData, generic, genericity, Gmail, Google chart, helper, histogram, Histogram Chart, HTML, IFRAME, inline html email, integration, interface, iOS, iPad, mailto, Math.abs, mobile, multiple, outerHTML, PHP, pie chart, popup, programming, prompt, share, SMS, software integration, style, styling, SVG, target, tooltip, tooltips, tutorial, url, web browser, web inspector, web scraping
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Google Chart Histogram Chart Generic SMS Integration Tutorial
This blog posting thread continuing on from yesterday’s Google Chart Histogram Chart Pie Chart Tooltips SMS Tutorial gave us a lot of clues as to how to proceed allowing SMS communication integration throughout our Google Chart integration suite of inhouse … Continue reading →
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Tagged aesthetics, Ajax, alert, attachment, button, communication, console.log, CSS, data scraping, debug, debugging, dynamic, email, email client, eval, external Javascript, form, FormData, generic, genericity, Gmail, Google chart, helper, histogram, Histogram Chart, HTML, IFRAME, inline html email, integration, interface, iOS, iPad, mailto, Math.abs, mobile, multiple, outerHTML, PHP, pie chart, popup, programming, prompt, share, SMS, software integration, style, styling, SVG, target, tooltip, tooltips, tutorial, url, web browser, web inspector, web scraping
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Continuity on iOS and macOS Primer Tutorial
We were reading this great article called Continuity for iPhone, iPad, and Mac: The ultimate guide because … though, as a programmer, primarily, I base my work around macOS and this MacBook Pro on which am composing this blog posting … Continue reading →
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Tagged AirPlay, Apple, bluetooth, communication, continuity, device, handoff, iCloud, iMessage, iOS, iPad, iPhone, Mac OS X, Macbook Pro, macOS, message, mobile data, phone, phone call, SMS, SMS forwarding, text message, tutorial, WiFi
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Gmail Webmail Non-mobile Non-app Advanced Search Tutorial
Around here we’ve had a week of “digging up bits of non-immediate communication” relating to organizational and end of year and car maintenance issues and we related to … … Meatloaf’s “Two Out of Three Aint Bad” a lot, because … Continue reading →
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Tagged advanced search, communication, email, Gmail, iOS, iPad, macOS, notifications, search, SMS, software, spam, tutorial, webmail
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Emoji SMS and Emailing Large Data Tutorial
With the convenience and ease of user interaction the HTML textarea element offers, as you can try with yesterday’s Emoji SMS and Emailing Tutorial, there is added responsibility on the programmer to cater for an adventurous user “stretching the friendship” … Continue reading →
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Tagged body, client, collaboration, communication, email, emoji, HTML, Javascript, mascot, PHP, share, sharing, SMS, subject, text, textarea
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Emoji SMS and Emailing Tutorial
The recent Emoji Emailing Primer Tutorial, it being a sharing web application pointing at client … email … is a doddle to add … SMS … functionality onto because of all the commonalities between using “a” link “mailto:” URLs versus … Continue reading →
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Tagged body, client, collaboration, communication, email, emoji, HTML, Javascript, mascot, share, sharing, SMS, subject, text, textarea
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