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Gmail URL Linker Simulation Wikipedia Tutorial
Yesterday’s Gmail URL Linker Simulation Primer Tutorial linker was useful in terms of text, but what if we could add some image context. To add that image context we add code to optionally process … Wikipedia … URL links …or … Continue reading
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Tagged absolute URL, Ajax, body, email, FormData, Gmail, HTML, hyperlink, Javascript, link, programming, simulate, simulation, text, textarea, tutorial, url, webmail, Wikipedia
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Gmail URL Linker Simulation Primer Tutorial
We take a small sidestep away from yesterday’s Overlay Iframe Remembering Textarea Client Sharing Tutorial today, though today’s content becomes relevant to it, and “we will return”. So, can we say we are admirers of the webmail product Gmail (by … Continue reading
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Tagged absolute URL, body, email, Gmail, HTML, hyperlink, Javascript, link, programming, simulate, simulation, text, textarea, tutorial, url, webmail
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JSON or XML to CSV Report Error Handling Tutorial
Things go wrong sometimes. It depends a bit on the likelihood of such issues as to whether you let that thought be an important consideration with your web applications. For example … supposing the web application is not mission critical, … Continue reading
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Tagged argument, button, catch, command line, CSV, curl, delimitation, delimiter, details, email, email client, error, error handling, exec, explode, file, file specification, glob, Gmail, interactive, JSON, local web server, MAMP, multiple, onblur, onion, PHP, post, programming, readline, report, reveal, spreadsheet, summary, table, try, tutorial, web server, XML, zip
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JSON or XML to CSV Email Spreadsheet Attachments Report Tutorial
We like “midair” work here. By that, we like concepts like working with a format, such as CSV files being spreadsheets that can be emailed as attachments, and, these days, be edited in “midair”, by online spreadsheet editors (or at … Continue reading
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Group Email Primer Tutorial
The recent Contacts Primer Tutorial is like a prerequisite to today’s Group Email tutorial. Today’s tutorial is specifically using the Gmail website email environment (ie. webmail), which we’ll be comparing and contrasting to some nutting out a student and I … Continue reading
The Hello World starting point makes it easier to separate project setup from asset problems. A useful follow-up would be importing a small sprite sheet and checking frame dimensions, ordering and padding before adding animation logic. Previewing the individual frames first can help identify whether a problem comes from the artwork or from the engine configuration.