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Javascript Popup Window HTML Alternative Save Tutorial
In yesterday’s Javascript Popup Window Alternative Save Tutorial you may recall … … a combined functionality usage that we cannot recall ever using before. But we do remember mentioning sessionStorage’s role methodology before to help HTML/Javascript achieve a little of … Continue reading →
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Tagged accountability, client, client/server, Desktop Application, dialog box, document.write, form, global, global variable, GUI, HTML, interactive entry, Javascript, localStorage, modal, modal dialog box, overlay, PHP, popup, popup window, programming, recall, save, script, server, sessionStorage, tool, tutorial, user, user input, variable, window
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Javascript Popup Window Alternative Save Tutorial
A web application like yesterday’s one in Javascript Popup Window Alternative Tutorial misses “accountability” by not having a way to recall a scenario. Come to think of it, it is hard to consider a web application involving user input as … Continue reading →
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Tagged accountability, Desktop Application, dialog box, form, global, global variable, GUI, HTML, interactive entry, Javascript, localStorage, modal, modal dialog box, overlay, PHP, popup, popup window, programming, recall, save, sessionStorage, tool, tutorial, user, user input, variable, window
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Javascript Popup Window Alternative Tutorial
Javascript popup windows are a bit of a web application wooooooorrrrllllddd throwback to the early days of operating system GUI desktop applications, even before dialog boxes in those operating system desktop applications. They stop the workflow of the web application, … Continue reading →
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Tagged Desktop Application, dialog box, form, global, global variable, GUI, HTML, interactive entry, Javascript, modal, modal dialog box, overlay, PHP, popup, popup window, programming, tutorial, user, variable, window
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Image Map Grid Styling Email Share Tutorial
As you may have surmised from yesterday’s Image Map Grid Styling Tutorial‘s … the more disappointing part, not fully resolved today, is that “overlay” ideas do not work well sharing with Inline HTML (PHP mail) Emails … today was set … Continue reading →
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Tagged Ajax, area, attachment, background-position, background-size, collaborate, CSS, CSS3, data uri, data url, download, email, event, FormData, grid, href, HTML, image, img, Javascript, Mail, map, mobilefish, onclick, onmouseout, onmouseover, overlay, PHP, position, programming, share, sharing, transform, transform-origin, tutorial, z-index
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Image Map Grid Styling Tutorial
Adding to yesterday’s Small Image Map Grid Tutorial many programmers will feel that putting “image map” along with “styling”, as in today’s blog posting, is an oxymoron. Yes, the map element and area subelements are not really visible elements like … Continue reading →
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Tagged Ajax, area, background-position, background-size, collaborate, email, event, FormData, grid, href, HTML, image, img, Javascript, Mail, map, mobilefish, onclick, onmouseout, onmouseover, overlay, PHP, position, programming, share, sharing, transform, transform-origin, tutorial, z-index
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Favourites Poll Email Moderation Ajax Tutorial
We’ve added to the Favourites Poll functionality of yesterday’s Favourites Poll Email Moderation Contenteditable Tutorial by … preparing the ground for non-mobile “onmouseover” event Ajax logics associated with our “a” link href attributes that start with “HTTP” … but more … Continue reading →
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Tagged admin, Administration, Ajax, client, contenteditable, CORS, data storage, database, div, DOM, domain, favourites, file, flat file, form, home, hover, interactive entry, Javascript, long hover, onclick, onload, onmouseout, onmouseover, onsubmit, overlay, PHP, poll, popup, programming, submit, tutorial, user, validation, web server, webpage, window.open
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Media Mix Play Audio Video Mix Concatenation Tutorial
Yesterday’s Media Mix Play Audio Video Mix Emoji Tutorial gave us a basis for ongoing improved aesthetics, but to end this “Voiceover Ideas” project we go back to … the local web server (and also just macOS) idea of the … Continue reading →
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Tagged Adobe, Ajax, animated emoji, animated gif, animation, Apple, aspect ratio, attachment, audio, autoplay, background, border, capture, client pre-emptive iframe, concatenation, content, copy, cross-browser, CSS, curl, dictation, DOM, dropdown, email, email attachment, emoji, exec, ffmpeg, Flash, FormData, Gmail, haiku, hashtag, IFRAME, inline html email, input, internationalization, language, language code, linear gradient, local web server, location.hash, loop, Mac OS X, macOS, MAMP, media, media mix, microphone, mobile, multiple, multiple background, operating system, overlay, paste, PHP, plugin, popup, programming, Safari, say, select, share, sharing, smart device, speech, speech to audio, styling, synchronization, synchronize, text to audio, Text to Speech, text-decoration, textarea, textbox, tutorial, vertical-align, voice, voice memo, voiceover, web server, window, window.open, window.opener
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Media Mix Play Audio Video Mix Emoji Tutorial
The new word in the blog posting title today (relative to yesterday’s Media Mix Play Audio Video Mix Share Tutorial and before) is … emoji … but we could easily have picked word(s) like … aesthetics CSS styling internationalization (phase … Continue reading →
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Tagged Adobe, Ajax, animated emoji, animated gif, animation, Apple, aspect ratio, attachment, audio, autoplay, background, border, capture, client pre-emptive iframe, content, copy, cross-browser, CSS, curl, dictation, DOM, dropdown, email, email attachment, emoji, exec, Flash, FormData, Gmail, haiku, hashtag, IFRAME, inline html email, input, internationalization, language, language code, linear gradient, local web server, location.hash, loop, Mac OS X, macOS, MAMP, media, media mix, microphone, mobile, multiple, multiple background, operating system, overlay, paste, PHP, plugin, popup, programming, Safari, say, select, share, sharing, smart device, speech, speech to audio, styling, synchronization, synchronize, text to audio, Text to Speech, text-decoration, textarea, textbox, tutorial, vertical-align, voice, voice memo, voiceover, web server, window, window.open, window.opener
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