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Javascript Multiline User Definable Replace RegExp Multiline Tutorial
The user definable Javascript “replace” code textbox of yesterday’s Javascript User Definable Replace RegExp Multiline Tutorial was not user friendly for ideas beyond that “replace” clause, but we see that the user may be wanting to learn about Javascript as … Continue reading
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Tagged contenteditable, designMode, div, DOM, eval, execCommand, HTML, interaction, Javascript, line feed, multiline, paragraph, programming, proof of concept, regex, regexp, regular expression, replace, selection, string, textarea, textbox, trim, tutorial, user, user interaction, variable
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Javascript User Definable Replace RegExp Multiline Tutorial
Almost a year on, we revisit the Javascript Replace RegExp Multiline ExecCommand Tutorial, because, after all, if you are an interpretive substitutional kind of thinker you will know Javascript’s replace is the bee’s knees. Yesterday’s AppML Acronyms Hierarchy Tutorial‘s coding … Continue reading
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Tagged contenteditable, designMode, div, execCommand, HTML, interaction, Javascript, line feed, multiline, paragraph, programming, proof of concept, regex, regexp, regular expression, replace, selection, string, textarea, textbox, trim, tutorial, user, user interaction, variable
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Javascript document.querySelector One Element Tutorial
Yes, adding a functionality layer on top of the recent Javascript document.querySelectorAll Share and Save Tutorial we turn our attention from document.querySelectorAll to … as well as a full scan of a CSS selection, allow for the honing in onto … Continue reading
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Javascript document.querySelectorAll Share and Save Tutorial
On top of yesterday’s Javascript document.querySelectorAll Textarea Placeholder Tutorial today’s progress concerns … sharing (via client email and sms applications) … email sms save (via window.localStorage) … that has user controls, those being three input type=button for creation and one … Continue reading
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Javascript document.querySelectorAll Textarea Placeholder Tutorial
Thinking of some great Fred and Ginger types of web application partners we have, at the very least … HTML and Javascript PHP and MySql MySql and phpMyAdmin Ajax and FormData Webpage and Iframe Details and Summary Div and Contenteditable … Continue reading
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Tagged absolute, absolute URL, Ajax, atob, attribute, base64, border, border click, btoa, child, click, client, client pre-emptive iframe, createElement, CSS, data uri, delimitation, delimiter, document.head, dynamic, event, FormData, HTML, IFRAME, Javascript, Javascript document.querySelectorAll, jQuery, link, multiline, onclick, ondblclick, onerror, onload, parent, placeholder, programming, proof of concept, querySelectorAll, script, scripting, src, srcdoc, styling, textarea, tutorial, user interaction
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Javascript document.querySelectorAll User Scripting Tutorial
Another user defined feature we can add to yesterday’s Javascript document.querySelectorAll Absolute URL Tutorial‘s functionality list of … CSS user defined selector default styling for relative URL CSS user defined styling for relative URL Onclick logic related to that CSS … Continue reading
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Tagged absolute, absolute URL, Ajax, atob, attribute, base64, border, border click, btoa, child, click, client, client pre-emptive iframe, createElement, data uri, document.head, DOM, dynamic, event, FormData, HTML, IFRAME, Javascript, Javascript document.querySelectorAll, jQuery, link, onclick, onerror, onload, parent, programming, proof of concept, querySelectorAll, script, scripting, src, srcdoc, styling, tutorial
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Javascript document.querySelectorAll Absolute URL Tutorial
Just quietly, we add onto the functionality of yesterday’s Javascript document.querySelectorAll Client Pre-emptive Iframe Tutorial‘s work with the tolerance for the user to try some absolute URL entries as they try the changed qsall.htm live run link. As we so … Continue reading
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Tagged absolute, absolute URL, Ajax, atob, attribute, base64, border, border click, btoa, child, click, client, client pre-emptive iframe, event, FormData, HTML, IFRAME, Javascript, Javascript document.querySelectorAll, jQuery, link, onclick, onerror, onload, parent, programming, proof of concept, querySelectorAll, src, srcdoc, styling, tutorial
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Javascript document.querySelectorAll Client Pre-emptive Iframe Tutorial
Many web applications we present at this blog use what we refer to “inhouse” as … Client Pre-emptive Iframe … as that “suck it and see” client approach to do some of the “if it exists try it” functionality you … Continue reading
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Tagged atob, attribute, base64, border, border click, btoa, child, click, client, client pre-emptive iframe, event, HTML, IFRAME, Javascript, Javascript document.querySelectorAll, jQuery, link, onclick, onerror, onload, parent, programming, proof of concept, querySelectorAll, src, srcdoc, styling, tutorial
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