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Making of YouTube API Caller Subsequent Post Winding Up For Now Tutorial
Regarding yesterday’s YouTube API Caller Subsequent Post Winding Up For Now Tutorial … Yes, now clicks on it’s “conjoin” links cause a contextually helping and relevant thumbnail image to appear adjacent to that relevant “a” element, and now navigates to … Continue reading →
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YouTube API Caller Subsequent Post Winding Up For Now Tutorial
Today, we’re conjoining … yes, conjoining … two inhouse blog posting threads, those being … the recent YouTube API Caller Post Winding Up For Now Tutorial conjoined … yes, conjoined … to … YouTube Video List of Play Supervisor Tutorial … Continue reading →
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YouTube API Caller Post Winding Up For Now Tutorial
You knew we were “winding you up” when we presented YouTube API Caller Winding Up For Now Tutorial, didn’t you?! It can’t be the total end of the story, right?! Yes, we found both … issues … and … improvements … Continue reading →
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Renaming to Aid with Numerical File Sorts AlmaLinux Command Line Tutorial
We wanted to revisit the File Renaming Web Application of Renaming to Aid with Numerical File Sorts Command Line and Curl Tutorial to see if there are any “moving from” … CentOS Apache PHP version starting with a 5 … … Continue reading →
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PHP Intl Class Peer to Peer Locale Variants World Map Tutorial
Today, further to yesterday’s PHP Intl Class Peer to Peer Locale Variants Tutorial, we seek to answer questions such as … Which countries in the world speak Arabic? … and with a changed i_eg.js supporting a changed i_variant_eg.php and with … Continue reading →
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PHP Intl Class Peer to Peer Locale Variants Tutorial
We’ve written a new member of “the peerage”, in other words, our inhouse PHP intl class web applications. It gathers variants of an entered Locale into a group we display Current Datetimes for in a series of HTML iframe hosting … Continue reading →
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PHP Intl Class Peer to Peer World Map Tutorial
All the web applications in the suite of PHP intl class using web applications were capable of making a connection between … Country Name and ISO-3166 2 letter Country Code suffixing a Locale … and … Emoji Flag … setting … Continue reading →
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Tagged alphabet, amount, ansi, button, cache, character, client, clientside, code, codefile, country, country name, currency, currency code, data, diacritic, Did you know, DOM, dropdown, emoji, emoji button, emoji flag button, event, external Javascript, file, file specification, file_get_contents, file_put_contents, form, geo chart, GETME, glob, Google Charts, include, index, internationalization, intl, intl class, intl object, ISO, ISO 4217, iso 639, Javascript, keyboard, keyborad, language, language code, language name, link, list, local, local knowledge, local web server, locale, MAMP, name, number, onblur, oninput, onkeydown, override, peer, peer to peer, PHP, programming, proof of concept, region, region name, rewrite, rules, serverside, sftp, sort, sorting, specification, testing, tutorial, upload, web server, web server file, word
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PHP Intl Class Peer to Peer Serverside Tutorial
Sometimes, in programming … you’re stringent … especially regarding security matters, but most of the time, when we organize the programming rules, so to speak, we prefer it when … you’re flexible … and so, back with GraphViz via PHP … Continue reading →
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