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Earth Bearing Distance Missing Two Place Name Tutorial
It’s often a good news story in I.T. when you can replace or supplement numbers with names (without being too nosy about it, that is!) And so, extending the functionality of our “Missing Two” web application talked about, last, with … Continue reading →
									
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						Tagged Ajax, bearing, distance, Earth, event, focus, form, FormData, geo chart, geographicals, HTML, IFRAME, inline html email, Javascript, latitude, longitude, map, name, navigate, navigation, onblur, order, PHP, place, placename, programming, submit, textbox, tutorial, Wikipedia					
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		Prime Numbers Fractional Sharing Tutorial
Is the Prime Numbers via Fractional Display web application of yesterday’s Prime Numbers Fractional Favicon Canvas Tutorial generic enough to consider giving it more scope for sharing and collaboration? We think so, and if you do too, you might want … Continue reading →
									
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						Tagged Ajax, animation, canvas, collaboration, composite, display, DOM, email, even, favicon, FormData, fraction, GIMP, HTML, icon, IFRAME, inline html email, Javascript, mathematics, odd, onload, prime, prime number, programming, share, sharing, SMS, sub, sup, table, toDataURL, tutorial, twin, width					
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		Text to Emoji Short Code Translation Textarea Flip Flop Tutorial
The basis for yesterday’s Text to Emoji Short Code Translation Textarea Rotation Tutorial rotation functionality revolves around the CSS transform property … transform: none|transform-functions|initial|inherit; … specifically the use of the “rotate([numDegrees]deg)” “transform-function” and helped out considerably by a big friend … Continue reading →
									
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						Tagged Ajax, artificial intelligence, child, CSS, eLearning, email, email attachment, emoji, emoji short code, emojipedia, English, Event-Driven Programming, flip, flop, HTML, IFRAME, inline html email, Javascript, length, link, mirror, nest, parent, PHP, phrase, reverse, rotate, rotation, scal, scaleX, scaleY, share, sharing, SMS, sort, substitution, text, textarea, transform, Tutorials and tagged attachment					
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		Text to Emoji Short Code Translation Textarea Rotation Tutorial
When you look around you at advertisements and signage you may see lots of ways to represent text, and here we include emojis in that thinking. And that is another reason we think emojis are useful. For we graphically challenged, … Continue reading →
									
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						Tagged Ajax, artificial intelligence, eLearning, email, email attachment, emoji, emoji short code, emojipedia, English, Event-Driven Programming, HTML, IFRAME, inline html email, Javascript, length, link, PHP, phrase, reverse, rotation, share, sharing, SMS, sort, substitution, text, textarea, Tutorials and tagged attachment					
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		Text to Emoji Short Code Translation Textarea Sharing Tutorial
The work of yesterday’s Short Code Personalized Emoji in Sector Game Tutorial had more implications than just for the game web application of the “discovery time” … If you are a programmer dealing with emojis all the time, and therefore … Continue reading →
									
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						Tagged Ajax, artificial intelligence, eLearning, email, email attachment, emoji, emoji short code, emojipedia, English, Event-Driven Programming, HTML, IFRAME, inline html email, Javascript, length, link, PHP, phrase, reverse, share, sharing, SMS, sort, substitution, text, textarea, Tutorials and tagged attachment					
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		YouTube Embedded Iframe API Summary Singular Multiple Dropdown Tutorial
The progress on top of yesterday’s YouTube Embedded Iframe API Summary Emoji Buttons Tutorial‘s progress today can be summarised by … select “multiple” (ie. dropdown element) size=[fullListShownNumber] mode with (option subelement “onclick=gmlistit(this);”) logic (✔ based) to consider the order of … Continue reading →
									
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						Tagged Ajax, API, asynchronous, button, content, details, dropdown, email, emoji, emoji button, FormData, IFRAME, inline html email, Javascript, moderation, multitasking, object, onerror, overlay, process, programming, progress, progress bar, promise, promise object, schedule, select, sleep, summary, tutorial, video, YouTube, YouTube API					
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		YouTube Embedded Iframe API Summary Emoji Buttons Tutorial
We weren’t sure if today’s idea, on top of the progress of yesterday’s YouTube Embedded Iframe API Video Unavailable Moderation Tutorial of adding intelligence to … detail’s summary (sub)element … style=position:fixed; big z-index value (for overlaying purposes) … by … … Continue reading →
									
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						Tagged Ajax, API, asynchronous, button, content, details, email, emoji, emoji button, FormData, IFRAME, inline html email, Javascript, moderation, multitasking, object, onerror, overlay, process, programming, progress, progress bar, promise, promise object, schedule, sleep, summary, tutorial, video, YouTube, YouTube API					
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		YouTube Embedded Iframe API Video Unavailable Moderation Tutorial
When doing the work for yesterday’s YouTube Embedded Iframe API and the Promise Object Tutorial we found some … Video unavailable … videos (that happen regarding some broken privilege on those videos). In trying to skip over these, we were … Continue reading →
									
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