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HTML/PHP Timezone Feed Javascript Autocompletion Tutorial
We’ve got to the point today with our “when” and “where” timezone web application that further work needed is on the client sode, and today’s work (adding on to yesterday’s HTML/PHP Timezone Feed Trip Planner Tutorial is shown below) is … Continue reading
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Tagged autocompletion, eLearning date, Event-Driven Programming, feed, geographicals, Google, Google Charts, Google Maps, HTML, IFRAME, internationalization, Javascript, longitude, mathematics, onclick, PHP, programming, RSS feed, time, timezone, trip planner, trips, tutorial, Tutorials
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HTML/PHP Timezone Feed Trip Planner Tutorial
We’ve continued on our journey into the “when” and “where” of our new timezone web application today by focussing on its abilities to help as a trip planner. We are surrounded by Google “smarts” today, and we thank them for … Continue reading
Posted in eLearning, Event-Driven Programming, Trips, Tutorials
Tagged date, feed, geographicals, Google, Google Charts, Google Maps, HTML, IFRAME, internationalization, Javascript, longitude, onclick, PHP, programming, RSS feed, time, timezone, trip planner, trips, tutorial
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HTML/PHP Timezone Feed Google Chart Map Tutorial
Yesterday we started on our journey into the “when” and “where” of our new timezone web application when we presented HTML/PHP Timezone Feed Primer Tutorial as shown below. Today we delve into more sources of data to augment yesterday’s GoMashup … Continue reading
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Tagged date, feed, geographicals, Google, Google Charts, Google Maps, HTML, internationalization, Javascript, longitude, PHP, programming, RSS feed, time, timezone, tutorial
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PHP/Javascript/HTML Google Chart Map Onclick Tutorial
They say “the knee bone’s connected to the thigh bone” then they say “the thigh bone’s connected to the … hip bone” then they say “let’s call the whole thing off” … sometimes. Today we say “the onmouseover event is … Continue reading
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Tagged Google, Google chart, Google Maps, hover, HTML, Javascript, map, onclick, onmouseover, PHP, programming, SVG, tooltips, tutorial
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Ajax Auto-completion Internationalization Tutorial
Yesterday’s tutorial (called PHP Gettext Internationalization Primer Tutorial) reignited something I’ve been curious about for ages … and knew it was out there … the notion of linking “country codes” to “language codes” and coming up with more informed thoughts … Continue reading
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Tagged Ajax, auto-completion, CSS, Google, Google Maps, Google Translate, HTML, internationalization, Javascript, locale, PHP, programming, tutorial, XML
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I like the single-row radio-play approach for keeping the controls compact while still making each selection clear. When Iβm 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?