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Intranet Feeling MAMP Suite Menu Tutorial
Further to yesterday’s Self Recording Public Website Call Tutorial … consideration of a “public website” calling of a particular Intranet feeling idea … today in that same MAMP auto-prepend line of thinking … detect a MAMP reboot and display webpage … Continue reading →
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Tagged afplay, Apache, arguments, audio, call, channel, command line, command line arguments, configuration, configure, contenteditable, CORS, Document Root, document.URL, ffmpeg, file, file_put_contents, form, framerate, hash, hashtag, IFRAME, intranet, Intranet feeling, local web server, location.hash, macOS, MAMP, media, menu, microphone, MySql, navigator.platform, operating system, PHP, php.ini, play, prepend, process, programming, ps, quality, reboot, record, recording, stop press, suite, tutorial, volume, window.open
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Self Recording Public Website Call Tutorial
Onto yesterday’s Self Recording Channels Tutorial a fair bit of work goes into, potentially, the difference between what happens for the two URLs below … https://www.rjmprogramming.com.au/recording_ideas.php https://www.rjmprogramming.com.au/recording_ideas.php# Huh??! A hashtag with no content itself? How? Believe it or not the … Continue reading →
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Tagged afplay, arguments, audio, call, channel, command line, command line arguments, configuration, configure, contenteditable, CORS, document.URL, ffmpeg, file, file_put_contents, form, framerate, hash, hashtag, IFRAME, intranet, Intranet feeling, local web server, location.hash, macOS, MAMP, media, microphone, navigator.platform, PHP, php.ini, play, prepend, programming, quality, record, recording, stop press, tutorial, volume, window.open
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Location Hash Versus Server Primer Tutorial
In Window LocalStorage Client Versus Server Primer Tutorial we discuss ways to deal with large chunks of data passed on to a recipient webpage and not necessary needing … the serverside … language … eg. PHP or ASP.Net form method=POST … Continue reading →
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Tagged action, arguments, clientside, collaboration, data, data length, destination, document.URL, DOM, email, form, get, hashtag, hashtagging, HTML, internet, intranet, Javascript, location.hash, mailto, method, navigation, post, programming, receiving, recipient, share, sharing, SMS, tutorial, url, webpage
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Pandoc on AlmaLinux Conversion Emoji SVG CSS Tutorial
Thinking on yesterday’s Pandoc on AlmaLinux Conversion Multiple Tutorial progress with our public facing Pandoc interfacing inhouse PHP Document Conversion web application we thought it might be good to have a day where we think about what my Under 7’s … Continue reading →
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Pandoc on AlmaLinux Conversion Multiple Tutorial
The “theme word” of today’s blog posting adding to yesterday’s Pandoc on AlmaLinux Conversion Sharing Tutorial is … multiple … in the sense of … allowing for multiple sharing conduits whether they be email and/or SMS recipients allowing for multiple … Continue reading →
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Tagged $_POST, AlmaLinux, application, cache, checkbox, collaboration, command, command line, conduit, conversion, decoding, Did you know, document.open source, document.URL, email, encoding, exec, export, format, guise, hashtag, hashtagging, HTML, IFRAME, interface, interfacing, line feed, link, local web server, location.hash, mailto, MAMP, multiple, navigation, open source, operating system, output, output format, pandoc, PDF, PHP, popup, programming, public, share, sharing, SMS, span, switch, text, tutorial, url, utf-8, web server, word
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Webpage Before Onload Event Client Server Report Tutorial
And so, today, we expose all the fun we’ve been having running an Apache/PHP/MySql web server where both … HTML and Javascript and CSS … on the clientside of yesterday’s Webpage Before Onload Event Report Tutorial … can get backed … Continue reading →
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Tagged client/server, clientside, document.dody, document.referrer, document.URL, DOM, form, hash, hashtag, hashtagging, HTML, Javascript, MAMP, navigation, onload, PHP, popup, programming, proof of concept, serverside, tutorial, web server, webpage, window, window.open, window.opener
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Webpage Before Onload Event Report Tutorial
Although Javascript DOM used on the clientside of webpage production online thrives after the document.body onload event, we’ve been finding, especially regarding hashtag usage, more and more uses even before the document.body onload event. Why this interest? the earlier you … Continue reading →
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Tagged clientside, document.dody, document.referrer, document.URL, DOM, form, hash, hashtag, hashtagging, HTML, Javascript, MAMP, navigation, onload, PHP, popup, programming, proof of concept, tutorial, webpage, window, window.open, window.opener
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Google Charts Totally Hashtagging Communication Conduits Tutorial
The work of Form Target Self Primer Tutorial got us thinking … Could it be applied to our inhouse Google Charts PHP web applications? And if so, is the work generic enough to just be applied to our gchartgen.js external … Continue reading →
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