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JSON and jQuery International Signage Flickr Feed Game Tutorial
Don’t you love the work of those clever guys and gals who design international signage? My favourite is that big pile of (is it?) dung for “road construction going on”. When you want to design buttons for an application you … Continue reading
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Tagged feed, Flickr, HTML, international signage, Javascript, jQuery, JSON, programming, tutorial
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Javascript Form Required Fields Primer Tutorial
In tutorial here we use Javascript code to validate an HTML form element’s input tag data for Required Fields as a follow up to previous Javascript Form Validation Primer Tutorial as shown below. This tutorial’s methods differ in that the … Continue reading
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Tagged CSS, form validation, HTML, Javascript, programming, regex, required fields, tutorial
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HTML/Javascript Canvas Venn Diagram Tutorial
Here is a live run showing some client-side basics in HTML and Javascript that can be used to create your own Venn Diagrams. Were Venn Diagrams something you learnt at school, to do with “set theory”? It can be an … Continue reading
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Tagged canvas, HTML, Javascript, mathematics, programming, tutorail, Venn diagram
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PHP/Javascript/HTML Google Chart Diff Column Chart Tutorial
Here is a tutorial that introduces you to Google Graphs API, or Google Chart Tools, and its Column Chart functionality as outlined in previous PHP/Javascript/HTML Google Chart Column Chart Tutorial (as shown below) is developed further here with the concept … Continue reading
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Tagged column chart, Google, Google chart, HTML, Javascript, PHP, programming, tutorial
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Ajax Auto-completion FollowUp Tutorial
Ajax techniques make your web pages very dynamic and useful, and there will be fewer changes of webpage required when using Ajax, because information derived from a data source (maybe a feed, maybe a database read, maybe a local source … Continue reading
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Tagged Ajax, CSS, Google Maps, Google Translate, HTML, Javascript, programming, tutorial, XML
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Ajax Auto-completion Primer Tutorial
Ajax techniques make your web pages very dynamic and useful, and there will be fewer changes of webpage required when using Ajax, because information derived from a data source (maybe a feed, maybe a database read, maybe a local source … Continue reading
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Tagged Ajax, HTML, Javascript, programming, tutorial, XML, XMLHttpRequest
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HTML/Javascript Canvas Maths Division Tutorial
Here is a tutorial showing some client-side basics in HTML and Javascript that can test some mathematical division questions. The inspiration for this came from some homework of a student. This HTML/Javascript solution uses an HTML canvas element, which you … Continue reading
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Tagged canvas, division, HTML, Javascript, mathematics, programming, tutorial
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