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Tag Archives: day
Date Day of the Week Game Primer Tutorial
In the category of “Mind Bender”, today, we took inspiration from Dr Crypton’s Mind Benders, Introduction by Isaac Asimov (ISBN 0207146144), thanks, in creating a Date and Day of the Week web application based on … Friday the 13th … … Continue reading
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Tagged date, day, game, HTML, Javascript, onblur, onchange, programming, programming.tutorial, year
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TimeZone Offset Places Google Geo Chart Popup User Interaction Tutorial
Yesterday’s TimeZone Offset Places Google Geo Chart Wikipedia Double Click Tutorial‘s … … that “double click” logic not channelling any “ondblclick” event but, rather, two “click”s quickly in a row, in which case, as a first draft idea, a simple … Continue reading
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Tagged alert, array, clock, confirm, date, datetime, day, day of week, double click, dropdown, emoji, geo chart, geochart, geographicals, Google chart, height, hour, hours, integration, latitude, longitude, mantissa, map, map chart, marghin-top, margin-left, offset, PHP, popup, popup window, programming, prompt, scroll, software integration, time, timezone, timezone offset, tutorial, user, user interaction, when, where, width, Wikipedia
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TimeZone Offset Places Google Geo Chart Wikipedia Double Click Tutorial
Onto yesterday’s TimeZone Offset Places Google Geo Chart Wikipedia Tutorial work, which, behind the scenes concerns SVG elements, we wanted to explore … a “double click” augmenting set of functionalities … onto the default … “click” functionalities opening Wikipedia webpages … Continue reading
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Tagged array, clock, date, datetime, day, day of week, double click, dropdown, emoji, geo chart, geochart, geographicals, Google chart, height, hour, hours, integration, latitude, longitude, mantissa, map, map chart, marghin-top, margin-left, offset, PHP, programming, scroll, software integration, time, timezone, timezone offset, tutorial, when, where, width, Wikipedia
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TimeZone Offset Places Google Geo Chart Wikipedia Tutorial
Onto the recent TimeZone Offset Places Google Geo Chart Tutorial‘s … “T” … default Map Chart “i” … default transference of the default Map Chart display of a TimeZone Offset (from GMT) Offset in Hours map to a Geo Chart … Continue reading
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Tagged array, clock, day, day of week, dropdown, emoji, geo chart, geochart, geographicals, Google chart, height, hour, hours, integration, latitude, longitude, mantissa, map, map chart, marghin-top, margin-left, offset, PHP, programming, scroll, software integration, time, timezone, timezone offset, tutorial, when, where, width, Wikipedia
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TimeZone Offset Places Google Geo Chart Tutorial
In its latitude and longitude pairing mode of use (as distinct from the Country shading mode of use), the Google Chart Geo Chart can match it, and more, with the Google Chart Map Chart to help embellish yesterday’s TimeZone Offset … Continue reading
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Tagged array, clock, day, day of week, dropdown, emoji, geo chart, geochart, geographicals, Google chart, height, hour, hours, integration, latitude, longitude, mantissa, map, map chart, marghin-top, margin-left, offset, PHP, programming, scroll, software integration, time, timezone, timezone offset, tutorial, when, where, width
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TimeZone Offset Places Tutorial
The recent Dropdown Meaning in TimeZone Places Tutorial let us get away with … timezone (hour) offset (from GMT) … comma separated country iso 2 character code list (only the first of which will be used should the user click … Continue reading
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Tagged array, clock, day, day of week, dropdown, emoji, geographicals, hour, hours, integration, latitude, longitude, offset, PHP, programming, software integration, time, timezone, timezone offset, tutorial, when, where
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Dropdown Meaning in TimeZone Places Tutorial
Onto yesterday’s When Meets Where in TimeZone Places Tutorial we give meaning to a “Local Time Zone” dropdown with two categories of options … timezone (hour) offset (from GMT) timezone name … which we must have forgotten to code for … Continue reading
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Tagged array, clock, day, day of week, dropdown, emoji, geographicals, integration, latitude, longitude, PHP, programming, software integration, time, timezone, tutorial, when, where
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When Meets Where in TimeZone Places Tutorial
The last time we changed our “TimeZone Places” (PHP) web application was when we presented Earth Bearing Distance Missing Two Trip Tutorial and today, we revisit this … when … meets … where … (web application that works) both (in) … Continue reading
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Tagged clock, day, day of week, emoji, geographicals, integration, latitude, longitude, PHP, programming, software integration, time, timezone, tutorial, when, where
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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?