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Emoji Contact Us Feedback Copy and Paste Tutorial

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We’ve got quite a variety of functional improvements on top of what was there already with yesterday’s Emoji Contact Us Feedback Cross-Browser Tutorial (optionally email) Feedback web application. These changes, today, in brief, involved … copy and paste with the … Continue reading →

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Emoji Contact Us Feedback Cross-Browser Tutorial

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Yesterday’s Emoji Contact Us Feedback Textarea Tutorial had us more integrated involving emojis with the HTML5 canvas element we use as the source for an image attachment to a potential email for use as Feedback, perhaps. There are cross-browser issues … Continue reading →

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Emoji Contact Us Feedback Textarea Tutorial

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Yesterday’s Emoji Contact Us Feedback Integration Tutorial started us down the road of trying to make emoji usage more functional with the annotation aspects of our Feedback (Contact Us type of) web application. We have a textarea HTML element currently … Continue reading →

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Emoji Contact Us Feedback Integration Tutorial

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We’re revisiting the work of Contact Us Feedback Android Tutorial which features … email feedback canvas … with some early days integration with the recent work of Emoji Name Search Fairy Story PHP Tutorial, because we think the addition of … Continue reading →

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HTML Table Cell Contenteditable Onload Tutorial

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If you are a regular at this blog you’ll no doubt have tweaked that we are very keen to use Javascript’s document.body’s onload event to add flexibility to proceedings. Today, though, it is an awareness of a web application’s data … Continue reading →

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HTML Table Cell Contenteditable Tutorial

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Yesterday’s HTML div Contenteditable Form Tutorial was all about the global attribute contenteditable=true rather than about HTML div elements per se, hence the challenge we gave you … … (but perhaps you should broaden my horizons with feedback on other … Continue reading →

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HTML div Contenteditable Form Tutorial

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Are you like me, and think that the global attribute contenteditable=true can be incredibly useful, so far we’ve been thinking, with HTML div elements, in particular (but perhaps you should broaden my horizons with feedback on other element types?!). You … Continue reading →

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Emoji Name Search Fairy Story PHP Tutorial

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We certainly like the concept of backward compatibility around here. There is another aspect to backward compatibility, that often goes hand in hand with it, and that is, that it is a real turn off of products that take away … Continue reading →

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