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XML Subtraction and Addition Accountability Tutorial
We like to make our web applications “accountable” to those users using them. Often “sharing” functionality features when improving the “accountability” of a web application, at least for us. We’re trying to improve on the “accountability” of yesterday’s XML Subtraction … Continue reading
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Tagged accountability, array, button, command line, curl, delimitation, email, explode, file_get_contents, form, genericization, get, glob, local web server, MAMP, PHP, programming, reveal, server, sharing, tutorial, XML
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XML Subtraction and Addition Modes of Use Tutorial
Today’s job is to extend the modes of functionality for the “XML Subtraction and Addition” PHP web application we’ve been developing off yesterday’s XML Subtraction and Addition Genericization Tutorial. You may recall from a few tutorials at this blog that … Continue reading
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Tagged array, button, command line, curl, delimitation, explode, file_get_contents, form, genericization, get, glob, local web server, MAMP, PHP, programming, reveal, server, tutorial, XML
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XML Subtraction and Addition Genericization Tutorial
If you are a programmer not interested in “genericization”, and that’s because you can think on your feet without the “label” … “I tips my hats to ya” … well done. Think, though, that most of us, myself included, don’t … Continue reading
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Tagged array, command line, delimitation, explode, file_get_contents, form, genericization, get, glob, local web server, MAMP, PHP, programming, reveal, tutorial, XML
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XML Subtraction and Addition Primer Tutorial
XML being the intelligent data protocol it is, our last XML “command line or local web server (ours being the MAMP Apache/PHP/MySql web server we run our code through) web browsing” mode application we wrote when we presented Spreadsheet and … Continue reading
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Tagged array, command line, delimitation, explode, file_get_contents, glob, local web server, MAMP, PHP, programming, tutorial, XML
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SSL Supervisory Web Application Primer Tutorial
We’ve decided we can’t just jump straight to the idea of all the URLs at RJM Programming being accessible in an https: SSL way “just like that”. It could take a while to ease our way into that scenario. So … Continue reading
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Tagged .htaccess, 301 redirect, Apache, DOM, domain, download, Google, Google Charts, HTML, Javascipt, local web server, Mac OS X, MAMP, mod_rewrite, PHP, programming, project, redirect, sftp, software, ssl, suite, supervisor, tutorial, upload, vi, web server
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