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HTML Event Disrupters Primer Tutorial
Computer Programming has grown up a lot since the earlier languages, my favourite being, for years, FORTRAN, where a GOTO statement would not always be frowned upon, as much as anything because lazy programmers (cough, cough) could justify their “GOTO” … Continue reading
Posted in eLearning, Event-Driven Programming, Tutorials
Tagged bubble, event, HTML, preventDefault, programming, propagation, stopPropagation, tutorial
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HTML Datalist Tag Primer Tutorial
The release of HTML5 brought with it a smorgasbord of improvements, not all of them supported on all the platforms and web browsers … hopefully, this does not make you cross?! Am really happy, today, to remind you of an … Continue reading
Posted in eLearning, GUI, Tutorials
Tagged autocomplete, autocompletion, combobox, datalist, desktop, dropdown, GUI, HTML, HTML5, keyboard, programming, tutorial, windows forms
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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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Karaoke YouTube Video Search Error 503 Tutorial
Working on the code changes of yesterday’s Karaoke YouTube Video Search Refinement Tutorial‘s inhouse HTML code, serving as our portal into use of the wonderful API for Iframe embedded videos, we learnt more about the HTTP status/error code 503 … … Continue reading
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Tagged 503 error, Ajax, ajax jquery, error, event, hotkey, HTML, HTTP Error, HTTP status, Javascript, jQuery, karaoke, onblur, oninput, onkeyup, operator, placeholder, programming, search, tutorial, video, YouTube, YouTube API
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Karaoke YouTube Video Search Refinement Tutorial
The last time we changed our YouTube video lookup interfacer, that used a Karaoke idea for its first incarnation, hence the name “karaoke_youtube_api.htm” as you can read about at Other Side of the World Iframe Tutorial, it was an integration … Continue reading
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Tagged HTML, Javascript, karaoke, operator, placeholder, programming, search, tutorial, video, YouTube, YouTube API
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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.