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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
Posted in eLearning, Event-Driven Programming, Tutorials
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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Client Pre-emptive Iframe Primer Tutorial
We don’t know if “Client Pre-emptive Iframe” is a concept, but even if it isn’t, we’d like to say something about it today. To us, it’s the idea that in the web application world, at the client end of things, … Continue reading
Posted in Database, eLearning, Event-Driven Programming, Tutorials
Tagged attributes, conversion, data intelligence, DOM, DOMDocument, email, eval, Expat, getAttribute, HTML, HTML Global Attributes, HTML5, IFRAME, Javascript, JSON, onload, open source, PHP, programming, simplexml, translation, tutorial, XML
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PHP/HTML with External Javascript Slotting In Tutorial
Our “slotterer inerrer”, as of today, now has an optional PHP layer applied on top of its HTML counterpart. In fact slotin.php would change if slotin.html changes, even to the point that it would self destruct to keep the relationship … Continue reading
HTML with External Javascript Multiple Slottings In Tutorial
Our quest to extend the functionality of our “slotterer inerrer” of HTML elements continues today, to the brink of where, to go forward, we may introduce an optional use of PHP server-side functionality, as of tomorrow. But for today, we … Continue reading
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Tagged array, cross-domain, CSV, document.body.innerHTML, DOM, error handling, external Javascript, HTML, HTMLCollection, IFRAME, innerHTML, Javascript, programming, tutorial, unit testing, url
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HTML with External Javascript Slotting In Tutorial
There are a few reasons to continue on the quest to improve our “slotterer inerrer” of HTML elements. Three of these reasons below are the focus of today’s tutorial. Where we left off yesterday (HTML/Javascript Slotting In Iframe Tutorial as … Continue reading

