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AppML Acronyms Hierarchy Tutorial
Yesterday’s AppML Acronyms Tutorial works in an HTML table by appml-repeating table cell content elements via an array. What happens if your JSON contains arrays within arrays, like our Acronym data’s “vars” members … [{“sf”: “BHP”, “lfs”: [{“lf”: “benign prostatic … Continue reading →
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Dynamic Timer Web Browser Import TimeZone Tutorial
The nature of Dynamic Timer Web Browser Import Reminder Tutorial is centered … about time … but once you allow for sharing (and importing reminders) via email … timezones become relevant … should you want your reminders synchronized. This is … Continue reading →
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Dynamic Timer Web Browser Import Reminder Tutorial
Yesterday’s Dynamic Timer Web Browser Share Tutorial … in days to come, have an Email mechanism by which the press of a button off that email will set off a recreation of that Reminder originator’s Reminder data set on the … Continue reading →
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Tagged above the fold, abscissa, aesthetics, Ajax, alert, audio, autoplay, blur, browse, browsing, child, countdown, CSS, date, datetime, details, Did you know, dynamic, email, export, file API, focus, form, FormData, getBoundingClientRect, glow, hash, hashtag, HTML, image, import, innerHTML, innerText, integer, interval, Javascript, LIFO, localStorage, MAMP, media, mime type, navigation, navigation.popup, onblue, onfocus, onion, onions, onload, order, parent, PHP, popup, post, programming, prompt, reveal, seconds, setInterval, setTimeout, share, sharing, SMS, snapshot, standing order, summary, timer, video, voiceover, window
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Dynamic Timer Web Browser Share Tutorial
Yesterday’s Dynamic Timer Web Browser Popup Hashtag Navigation Tutorial progress has us at a point where we think we can start down the road to sharing reminders …. today, just sharing contents in an Email or SMS to a recipient … Continue reading →
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Tagged above the fold, abscissa, aesthetics, Ajax, alert, audio, autoplay, blur, browse, browsing, child, countdown, CSS, date, datetime, details, Did you know, dynamic, email, file API, focus, FormData, getBoundingClientRect, glow, hash, hashtag, HTML, image, innerHTML, innerText, integer, interval, Javascript, LIFO, localStorage, MAMP, media, mime type, navigation, navigation.popup, onblue, onfocus, onion, onions, onload, order, parent, popup, programming, prompt, reveal, seconds, setInterval, setTimeout, share, sharing, SMS, snapshot, standing order, summary, timer, video, voiceover, window
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Dynamic Timer Web Browser Popup Hashtag Navigation Tutorial
The recent Dynamic Timer Web Browser LIFO Tutorial, though continuing the decoupling of the “Reminders in Session” web application from the need to involve popup windows, the fact is, if you are using a non-mobile platform and these reminders are … Continue reading →
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Dynamic Timer Web Browser LIFO Tutorial
Thinking about yesterday’s Dynamic Timer Web Browser Voiceover Tutorial in our notes we wrote … stack rather than heap (or whatever) with ordering and get rid of ” … [date]” because in summary tag hashtag navigate via script in popup … Continue reading →
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Tagged above the fold, abscissa, aesthetics, alert, audio, autoplay, blur, browse, browsing, child, countdown, CSS, date, datetime, details, Did you know, dynamic, file API, focus, getBoundingClientRect, glow, hashtag, HTML, image, integer, interval, Javascript, LIFO, localStorage, MAMP, media, mime type, navigation, onblue, onfocus, onion, onions, onload, order, parent, popup, programming, prompt, reveal, seconds, setInterval, setTimeout, standing order, summary, timer, video, voiceover
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HTML and Javascript and CSS Survey Traverse Background Image Tutorial
We don’t think it’s a great idea for a very interactive web application to lead off with a Javascript prompt popup window presented, in front of a white background. No matter how well the prompt window explains itself, the user … Continue reading →
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HTML and Javascript and CSS Survey Traverse SVG Class Tutorial
Adding to the progress of yesterday’s HTML and Javascript and CSS Survey Traverse Interactive Input Tutorial we turn back to the burgeoning methodologies used in HTML and Javascript and CSS Survey Traverse CSV Geo Chart Context Tutorial by extending our … Continue reading →
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