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Simple Emoji Border Card Client Tutorial
Yesterday’s Simple Emoji Border Card Primer Tutorial could well have been called either of … Simple Emoji Border Card Server Tutorial Simple Emoji Border Card PHP Tutorial … and a lot of users would “get the gist” relative to today’s … Continue reading →
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Tagged action, Apache, border, card, client, CSS, div, emoji, form, HTML, IFRAME, Javascript, method, navigation, onblur, opacity, overlay, post, programming, server, SVG, textarea, tutorial, web server, webpage, window, wording, words, z-index
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Simple Emoji Border Card Primer Tutorial
We were really happy to stumble upon StackOverflow‘s excellent Use Emoji as CSS Border webpage (of dreams and ideas) the other day, and immediately want to … start “proof of concept” Simple Emoji Border Card creating today … ready for … Continue reading →
PHP File Finding shell_exec Versus exec Windows Tutorial
Today we turn our attention to the Windows local web server environment such as MAMP scenario, on top of yesterday’s PHP File Finding shell_exec Versus exec Contenteditable Tutorial‘s work. Would you believe the use of the Windows directory separator “\” … Continue reading →
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Tagged character, command, command line, contenteditable, Document Root, escape, escape character, event, exec, file, file finding, find, local web server, MAMP, operating system, passthru, PHP, pipe, programming, server, serverside, shell_exec, sign, signed, switch, time, tutorial, web server, Windows
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PHP File Finding shell_exec Versus exec Contenteditable Tutorial
Today’s enhancement of functionality to our PHP File Finding shell_exec Versus exec web application of yesterday’s PHP File Finding shell_exec Versus exec Event Tutorial only kicks in for situations where you have downloaded the PHP code to an Apache/PHP/MySql local … Continue reading →
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Tagged command, command line, contenteditable, Document Root, event, exec, file, file finding, find, local web server, MAMP, operating system, passthru, PHP, pipe, programming, server, serverside, shell_exec, sign, signed, switch, time, tutorial, web server
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PHP File Finding shell_exec Versus exec Event Tutorial
Serverside PHP programming is great for programmers, in our opinion, because … it is so open to embellishing web applications with information from other sources of information from outside your own domain as well as underlying operating systems in that … Continue reading →
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Tagged command, command line, event, exec, file, file finding, find, local web server, MAMP, operating system, passthru, PHP, pipe, programming, server, serverside, shell_exec, sign, signed, switch, time, tutorial, web server
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PHP File Finding shell_exec Versus exec Plus Tutorial
Yesterday’s PHP File Finding Signed Time shell_exec Versus exec Tutorial, and postings before it considered “exec” … to be related to the PHP function exec (a favourite of ours) … but then, we introduce today, the idea of “exec” as … Continue reading →
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Tagged command, command line, exec, file, file finding, find, local web server, MAMP, operating system, passthru, PHP, pipe, programming, server, serverside, shell_exec, sign, signed, switch, time, tutorial, web server
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PHP File Finding Signed Time shell_exec Versus exec Tutorial
The recent PHP File Finding shell_exec Versus exec Tutorial, on the Linux and/or unix and/or macOS side of functionality, did not factor in the choice of … + – … signage possibilities for the “find” command we use via PHP’s … Continue reading →
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Tagged command, command line, exec, file, file finding, find, local web server, MAMP, operating system, passthru, PHP, programming, server, serverside, shell_exec, sign, signed, time, tutorial, web server
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PHP File Finding shell_exec Versus exec Tutorial
Lots of software based desktop application problems are centred around the finding of files via a time based criteria. With this in mind, today, we combine … the PHP [shell_]exec arrangements featuring in the day before yesterday’s PHP shell_exec Versus … Continue reading →
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Tagged command, command line, exec, file, file finding, find, local web server, MAMP, operating system, passthru, PHP, programming, server, serverside, shell_exec, tutorial, web server
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