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Spliced Audio/Video Styling Tutorial
We have “bad hair days”, but that doesn’t stop us seeking “styling days”. Yes, we often separate CSS styling into an issue that is addressed only if we deem the project warrants it, and we’ve decided this latest Spliced Audio/Video … Continue reading →
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Tagged $_POST, audio, autoplay, blob, browse, browsing, CSS, data, data size, data url, DOM, file API, form, Google Translate, HTML, IFRAME, Javascript, media, method, node.js, object, onload, onloadedmetadata, OOP, overlay, PHP, play, position, post, programming, seek, style, styling, synchronization, synchronize, Text to Speech, tutorial, video
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Spliced Audio/Video Browsing Data URL Tutorial
It’s data URL media conduits that make … browsing for local files off the client operating system environment … and … a genericized “guise” of web server media files … and … client File API blob or canvas content media … Continue reading →
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Tagged $_POST, audio, autoplay, blob, browse, browsing, data, data size, data url, DOM, file API, form, Google Translate, HTML, IFRAME, Javascript, media, method, node.js, object, onload, onloadedmetadata, OOP, overlay, PHP, play, position, post, programming, seek, synchronization, synchronize, Text to Speech, tutorial, video
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Spliced Audio/Video Data URL Tutorial
We’re revisiting the Spliced Media web application talked about at Spliced Audio/Video Overlay Position Tutorial to shore up some input conduits … entering a File as a relative URL to the RJM Programming domain document root … entering a File … Continue reading →
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Tagged audio, autoplay, DOM, form, Google Translate, HTML, IFRAME, Javascript, media, node.js, object, onload, onloadedmetadata, OOP, overlay, play, position, programming, seek, synchronization, synchronize, Text to Speech, tutorial, video
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Javascript Object New Method Creator Primer Tutorial
As with Javascript Microtask Primer Tutorial … HTML textarea elements … hosting … Javascript code … we want to pass across via … HTML form method=GET … featuring … onsubmit event function logic (and from here on the two have … Continue reading →
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Tagged class, DOM, form, fromCodePoint, function, HTML, Javascript, method, object, object oriented onsubmit, OOP, overridden, override, programming, string, String.fromCodePoint, textarea, tutorial, window.atob, window.btoa
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Animated GIF Slide AlmaLinux Ffmpeg Video Tutorial
Further to yesterday’s Animated GIF Slide GIFEncoder AlmaLinux Tweaks Tutorial‘s inhouse Animated GIF Creator web application improvements, today we channel how with going from … CentOS Apache PHP version starting with a 5 … to … AlmaLinux Apache PHP version … Continue reading →
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Tagged AlmaLinux, animated gif, array index, attribute, class, constructor.class, curly brace, dimension, dimensions, DOM, dropdown, ffmpeg, flag, flagging, GIFEncoder, height, image, Javascript, mix, object, OOP, PHP, programming, set and forget, size, slide, strategy, string offset, syntax, tutorial, user, user interaction, video, width
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Animated GIF Slide GIFEncoder AlmaLinux Tweaks Tutorial
Around here, we’re so used to using PHP local web server Apache/PHP/MySql MAMP (for PHP version starting with a 7) for our Animated GIF creations, and we recommend the (downloading PHP code to a) local web server approach here (but … Continue reading →
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Tagged AlmaLinux, animated gif, array index, attribute, class, constructor.class, curly brace, dimension, dimensions, DOM, dropdown, flag, flagging, GIFEncoder, height, image, Javascript, mix, object, OOP, PHP, programming, set and forget, size, slide, strategy, string offset, syntax, tutorial, user, user interaction, width
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HTML5 Web Audio Piano Keyboard Highlighting Tutorial
The “difference word” in today’s blog posting title is “highlighting”. Whether it be … the highlighting of text … perhaps ahead of a Copy operation with modern GUIs … or … the highlighting of some HTML element … a lot … Continue reading →
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Tagged audio, div, DOM, form, Google Translate, highlight, HTML, Javascript, keyboard, media, music, object, OOP, overlay, programming, synchronization, synchronize, Text to Speech, tutorial, underlay, video, web audio, z-index
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Javascript Map Array Destructuring Tutorial
Structured data makes lots of programmers happy, in a similar way the “order” in “law and order” makes people happy. But, often, complexity works well with storage, but in analyzing what the data means, the programmer wants to break it … Continue reading →
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