Tag Archives: Javascript

YouTube Embedded Iframe API Hybrid Tutorial

We’ve started on a hybrid approach on top of the … conventional YouTube “embed” style URLs of HTML embedded iframe elements of yesterday’s YouTube Embedded Iframe API Player Parameters Tutorial … by, today … for the Video ID dropdown option … Continue reading →

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YouTube Embedded Iframe API Player Parameters Tutorial

We’re forever talking about the great YouTube API for Iframe embedded videos, and that is why we revisit that last link for rereads quite often. We’ll have not taken it all in, and need to broaden our horizons, we find. … Continue reading →

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Ajax FormData Javascript JSON Parse and Stringify Primer Tutorial

For the most part, adding onto yesterday’s PHP JSON Decode and Encode Primer Tutorial with today’s clientside “Ajax FormData Javascript JSON Parse and Stringify” thinking we could have started afresh with an HTML codebase, except for one thing in the … Continue reading →

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PHP JSON Decode and Encode Primer Tutorial

PHP and Javascript can form a potent mix of serverside and clientside interplay for web applications. As a conduit between the two, datawise, and an industry standard, is the JSON protocol … JSON: JavaScript Object Notation. JSON is a syntax … Continue reading →

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Canvas Image Capture Ajax FormData Annotation Dropdown Tutorial

It is probably not surprising we involve HTML select element (“dropdowns”) related to our progress on canvas based Web Storage standing order type scenarios with our “Media Capture Email” web application we got the Web Storage working with yesterday’s Canvas … Continue reading →

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Canvas Web Storage Image Capture Ajax FormData Annotation Tutorial

It’s time for “Intersessional Thoughts Part II” today, continuing on with our “Media Capture Email” web application from yesterday’s Mobile Canvas Image Capture Ajax FormData Annotation Tutorial. Previously, for some intersessional thoughts that did not involve a lot of data, … Continue reading →

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Mobile Canvas Image Capture Ajax FormData Annotation Tutorial

Yesterday’s Canvas Image Capture Ajax FormData Annotation Tutorial‘s new Canvas Annotation functionality was not great for mobile devices. Today, we improve via … “floating” better the position of our “overlayed” Canvas Annotation menu so that it sidles up near canvas … Continue reading →

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Canvas Image Capture Ajax FormData Annotation Tutorial

A precursor to today’s continuation of “Image Capture Email” web application HTML5 canvas functionality was the previous Image Capture Ajax FormData Upload Canvas Tutorial as that proof of concept that the canvas … onclick event could be trapped and coded … Continue reading →

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