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HTML/Javascript Jumbled Sentences and Words Modal Tutorial
When we last left off with our ESL (or “English as a Second or Foreign Language”) Jumbled Sentences and Words game web application, with HTML/Javascript Jumbled Sentences and Words Game Tutorial as shown below, we did succeed, but not for … Continue reading
HTML/Javascript Jumbled Sentences and Words Game Tutorial
Today we’ve added functionality onto yesterday’s HTML/Javascript Jumbled Sentences Game Tutorial as shown below, by allowing for the words of the sentences to also be jumbled, adding to the complexity of the game should the user (perhaps an ESL (or … Continue reading
HTML/Javascript Cockpit of Web Applications Home Tutorial
Yesterday ticked all the boxes with our Cockpit Feel web application to suggest that it is now an excellent candidate to be the designated Home Page for a web browser, as it could be the tailorable “web application central” as … Continue reading
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Tagged cookies, document.write, DOM, form, HTML, HTML5, IFRAME, Javascript, onsubmit, programming, prompt, tutorial, web browser, window.open
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HTML/Javascript Cockpit of Web Applications Form Tutorial
Today’s Cockpit Feel web application adds functionality along with yesterday’s pre-existing … Javascript DOM document.write() method nesting … Javascript prompt() window method … way that asks for input from the user in that old interactive desktop command line application feeling … Continue reading
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Tagged cookies, document.write, DOM, form, HTML, HTML5, IFRAME, Javascript, onsubmit, programming, prompt, tutorial, window.open
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HTML/Javascript Cockpit of Web Applications Primer Tutorial
Today’s web application continues our interest in … Javascript DOM document.write() method nesting … Javascript prompt() window method … to give that old interactive desktop command line application feel that many of the “senior citizens” (should we diplomatically say) of … Continue reading
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Tagged cookies, document.write, DOM, HTML, IFRAME, Javascript, programming, prompt, tutorial, window.open
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The Three P Three Modes Drag and Drop Tutorial
Today we extend the “Calling Card” functionality of yesterday, with “Calling Card” functionality you can, optionally, create and control via drag and drop functionality, at least for non-mobile platforms. You can drag parts of the Profile Report you want onto … Continue reading
Posted in eLearning, Event-Driven Programming, Tutorials
Tagged canvas, document.write, drag and drop, email, event, exec, HTML5, Linux, Perl, PHP, programming, prompt, Python, sed, stop press, tutorial
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The Three P Three Modes Calling Card Tutorial
Today, we extend the Email functionality of yesterday, with a “Calling Card” functionality idea. Yesterday’s work personalized the application in the sense that you could “share” your profile with others, but each time you had to either dig up an … Continue reading
The Three P Three Modes Sharing Tutorial
Do you remember yesterday’s (The Three P Three Modes Primer Tutorial) Rudimentary Profile Report featuring The Three Ps and The Three (PHP) Modes of Use? Well, we thought we could improve that application by offering the user a sharing functionality … Continue reading
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Tagged document.write, email, exec, Linux, Perl, PHP, programming, prompt, Python, sed, tutorial
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I like the single-row radio-play approach for keeping the controls compact while still making each selection clear. When Iβm checking a calculation alongside a tutorial, I use StepStat to see the intermediate steps; how do you handle the layout when the playlist gets much longer?