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Gimp Guillotine Absolute to Relative Image URL Tutorial
We’ve been peeved recently by the breakdown in the Gimp Guillotine Follow Up Troubleshooting Tutorial sequence of steps … open our Gimp Guillotine Followup web application from an address bar of a web browser … arrange via the web application … Continue reading →
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WordPress Blog Email Post Collaboration Full List Tutorial
Following onto the recent WordPress Blog Email Post Collaboration Ajax Image Tutorial we thought a good improvement … given that we are using PHP … for collaborators many will be regular readers and so be familiar with associated blog posting … Continue reading →
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Tagged Ajax, blog, collaboration, crontab, curl, debug, dropdown, email, emoji, emphasis, encodeURIComponent, feedback, form, history, HTML, HTML email, image, inline, Javascript, localStorage, maxlength, menu, method, PHP, post, programming, select, share, sharing, timestamp, tutorial, TwentyTen, TwentyTen theme, user experience, Wordpress
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WordPress Blog Selection ExecCommand and Email Prompting Tutorial
Yesterday’s Javascript Replace RegExp Multiline ExecCommand Tutorial‘s … document.designMode = “on”; document.execCommand(command, showUI, value); … ideas collide with “WordPress Plugin Land” thoughts last talked about with WordPress Blog Data URI in Post Plugin Tutorial to allow users to alter “the … Continue reading →
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WordPress Blog Email Post Collaboration Ajax Image Tutorial
In keeping with the continued desire to combine … email … with … images … as far as the collaboration Inline HTML Email Forms goes, we partially succeeded. You may want to consult this excellent link about some of the … Continue reading →
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Tagged Ajax, blog, collaboration, debug, dropdown, email, emoji, emphasis, encodeURIComponent, feedback, form, history, HTML, HTML email, image, inline, Javascript, localStorage, maxlength, menu, method, PHP, post, programming, share, sharing, timestamp, tutorial, TwentyTen, TwentyTen theme, user experience, Wordpress
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WordPress Blog Email Post Collaboration Emphasis Tutorial
There’d be lots of people who see the greatest challenge for them usefully using “the Internet” (or world wide web) is to “sort the wheat from the chaff”. In relation to this with regard to yesterday’s WordPress Blog Email Post … Continue reading →
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WordPress Blog Email Post Collaboration History Tutorial
As far as web application user interaction goes, we feel that there is an understanding with a (HTML input type=text) textbox that its use is an implication that for the user to enter a great big lengthy string is not … Continue reading →
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Tagged blog, collaboration, dropdown, email, emoji, encodeURIComponent, feedback, form, history, HTML, HTML email, inline, Javascript, localStorage, maxlength, menu, method, PHP, post, programming, share, sharing, timestamp, tutorial, TwentyTen, TwentyTen theme, Wordpress
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WordPress Blog Email Post Collaboration Tutorial
The progress up to yesterday’s WordPress Blog Email Post Plus Tutorial concentrated on … sharing (email) mechanisms (albeit we are happy you see the content as you open the email) … but today we turn our attention to ideas regarding … 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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