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HTML5 Form API Validation Revisit Tutorial
You’d think after a long time in the programming world thinking the command line was so good, I’d have stopped relying on imagery to be interested in information. But, there you go, truth be told, it’s either me or the … Continue reading
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Tagged event, form, geo chart, Google, Google Charts, HTML, HTML5, Javascript, map, map chart, programming, tutorial, validation, Wikipedia
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Ajax Auto-completion Internationalization Stay Tutorial
With yesterday’s Ajax Auto-completion Internationalization Trip Tutorial … we got to a destination on a trip … and today, as far as being online goes with this, we start thinking more about … your stay at that destination … new … Continue reading
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Tagged Ajax, API, autocompletion, collaboration, div, dropdown, email, email client, emoji, geo chart, geographicals, Google, Google Charts, Google Maps, hover, HTML Global Attributes, IFRAME, indexOf, Javascript, keyboard, long hover, lowercase, mailto, map, map chart, multiple, onions, onkeypress, onmouseout, onmouseover, optional, programming, select, setTimeout, share, sharing, table, timezone, trip, trip planner, tutorial, uppercase, weather, Wikipedia
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Ajax Auto-completion Internationalization Trip Tutorial
We add onto yesterday’s Ajax Auto-completion Internationalization Capitals Tutorial some Trip Planning functionality today. Don’t know about you, but we find ourselves mulling over maps for hours, wondering about far off lands. Now that Google Maps makes it so easy … Continue reading
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Tagged Ajax, autocompletion, collaboration, div, dropdown, email, email client, emoji, geo chart, geographicals, Google, Google Charts, Google Maps, hover, IFRAME, indexOf, Javascript, keyboard, long hover, lowercase, mailto, map, map chart, multiple, onions, onkeypress, onmouseout, onmouseover, optional, programming, select, setTimeout, share, sharing, table, timezone, trip, trip planner, tutorial, uppercase, Wikipedia
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Ajax Auto-completion Internationalization Capitals Tutorial
Having seen Toy Story 4 we were inspired enough to dedicate today’s blog post to all those onions out there dedicated to improving the layers of our understanding, all those “onions of the 4th dimension” out there! Because yesterday’s Ajax … Continue reading
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Tagged Ajax, autocompletion, collaboration, div, email, email client, emoji, geo chart, Google, Google Charts, hover, IFRAME, indexOf, Javascript, keyboard, long hover, lowercase, mailto, onions, onkeypress, onmouseout, onmouseover, optional, programming, setTimeout, share, sharing, table, timezone, tutorial, uppercase, Wikipedia
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Ajax Auto-completion Internationalization Email Tutorial
On top of the progress of yesterday’s Ajax Auto-completion Internationalization Revisit Tutorial we have a dual purpose set of improvements today, those being … introduction of “long hover” functionality to the Ajax Autocompletion menus presented, whereby the Wikipedia and Google … Continue reading
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Ajax Auto-completion Internationalization Revisit Tutorial
Way back in 2013 we touched on AutoCompletion ideas when we presented Ajax Auto-completion Internationalization Tutorial. Quite a bit of water under bridges, and here in 2019 we feel like extending its functionalities by … adding a data item (onto … Continue reading
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Tagged Ajax, autocompletion, div, geo chart, Google, Google Charts, IFRAME, Javascript, optional, programming, table, tutorial, Wikipedia
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Google Places API Autocomplete Proof of Concept Primer Tutorial
Huge “where of life” concept ahead! Yes, we are trialling the great Google Places API, specifically a proof of concept use of autocomplete logic checking keyboard entered places letter by letter. Cute, huh? As you can imagine, “incumbency” is big … Continue reading
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Tagged API, api key, autocomplete, autocompletion, geographicals, geolocation, Google, Google Places, Google Places API, HTML, PHP, place, programming, proof of concept, tutorial
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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?