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Personalized Links External Javascript Hotlinking Context Tutorial

Thinking about the hosting of web applications and offering personalization into the mix of the way the user experiences that content, as far as URLs go, the most publicly accessible interfacing is through the URL GET arguments that can nuance … Continue reading

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Personalized Links External Javascript Hotlinking Tutorial

Another layer of functionality onto the external Javascript arrangements of yesterday’s WordPress Blog Personalized Links Tutorial is to reimagine the arrangements of the user of that “Personalized Links” (pretty much standalone (but more independently standalone today)) external Javascript, that being … Continue reading

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WordPress Blog Personalized Links Tutorial

Writing these blog postings there are potential links we’re bound to forget to place into the blog postings. This is fairly subjective, because one person’s link interest might trigger another person’s “ho hum” alert (and we all know the wooooorrrrrlllldddd … Continue reading

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WordPress Blog Search Within Search Posting Progress Context Tutorial

The recent WordPress Blog Search Within Search Posting Progress Tutorial gave us … (this) WordPress blog search within search functionality progress bars (for your longer search within searches) … but the progress bar alone is perhaps kind of cryptic and … Continue reading

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WordPress Blog Search Within Search Posting Progress Tutorial

When there is a way in which to express progress made in a long running job with a web application, there are two HTML element tags we can turn to, at the very least, to help out. One is the … Continue reading

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Australian Postcode Dropdown Place Iframe Posting Tutorial

Today’s new blog posting title words … Iframe Posting … say it all about today’s progress on top of yesterday’s Australian Postcode Dropdown Place Images Tutorial. Well, almost all, the other “theme” being that progress can be unseen … doh, … Continue reading

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CSS Overflow-X Code Within Cell Tutorial

Yesterday’s Karaoke YouTube Video Search Event Timing Tutorial blog posting’s presentation (ie. its “look”), at least earlier on today had some of its priorities out of skew. It was a blog post trying to get the reader to examine “the … Continue reading

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WordPress MySql Database Backup Update Tutorial

Did you already know or did research off WordPress MySql Database Backup Tutorial‘s DML link regarding … DML (Data Manipulation Language) with its 4 6-letter “verbs” … SELECT INSERT DELETE UPDATE … the usual SQL statement verbs behind the scenes … Continue reading

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