Tag Archives: Javascript

Javascript Replace RegExp Multiline Primer Tutorial

Lately we have had a couple of web application projects using HTML textarea elements extensively. When you involve this particular HTML element type ascii code 10 (line feed) comes into play, and we, as programmers, may need to contend with … Continue reading →

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WordPress Blog Email Post Plus Tutorial

Yesterday’s WordPress Blog Email Post Tutorial conjoined parts to a weakness, as per … PHP’s urldecode … treatment of “+” character, normally thought of as representing a blank (ascii code 32 … hence we mostly (in the past) got away … Continue reading →

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WordPress Blog Email Post Tutorial

It was exciting to see real content (with emojis) in the body of an email, there before you as you open it, as a result of the work of yesterday’s Emoji SMS and Emailing Large Data Tutorial. So why not … Continue reading →

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Emoji SMS and Emailing Large Data Tutorial

With the convenience and ease of user interaction the HTML textarea element offers, as you can try with yesterday’s Emoji SMS and Emailing Tutorial, there is added responsibility on the programmer to cater for an adventurous user “stretching the friendship” … Continue reading →

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Emoji SMS and Emailing Tutorial

The recent Emoji Emailing Primer Tutorial, it being a sharing web application pointing at client … email … is a doddle to add … SMS … functionality onto because of all the commonalities between using “a” link “mailto:” URLs versus … Continue reading →

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PHP City Guess Country Game Sharing Tutorial

We mentioned how much thought was needed for our revamped Nimh game to involve an Inline HTML Form Email, and thereby be spurning any Javascript “smarts” already involved, so as to both … collaborate and share and involve more than … Continue reading →

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