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Perl CGI Spreadsheet Download Detector Tutorial
The Intranet Audio functionality within yesterday’s Perl CGI Intranet Audio and Translations Tutorial‘s hello_get HTML and Perl web application relied on all of … macOS … underlying operating system, hosting … MAMP local Apache/PHP/MySql web server on port 8888 … … Continue reading →
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Perl CGI Intranet Audio and Translations Tutorial
Yesterday’s Perl CGI Intranet Audio Tutorial gave us “an in” to audio functionality, but if you get into the innards of the macOS say command you’ll see how an audio voice is our connection with a translation language code. And … Continue reading →
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Tagged absolute, action, Apache, audio, CGI, cgi-bin, client, column, connect, content, data, database, database table, date, datetime, DBD, DBI, details, download, downloading, Excel, executable, field, form, Google Translate, HTML, html entity, hyperlink, IFRAME, intranet, language, language code, LibreOffice, macOS, method, module, MySql, navigation, Perl, permissions, post, programming, relative, reveal, row, say, server, sort, sorting, split, spreadsheet, srcdoc, summary, text to audio, timestamp, timezone, tutorial, url, webpage
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Perl CGI Intranet Audio Tutorial
We’ve got a couple of changes onto yesterday’s Perl CGI URL Content Tutorial‘s progress regarding our Perl CGI Modules explorations … base the navigation to Perl as HTML form method=POST rather than method=GET … allowing for larger data sets … … Continue reading →
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Tagged absolute, action, Apache, audio, CGI, cgi-bin, client, column, connect, content, data, database, database table, date, datetime, DBD, DBI, details, download, downloading, Excel, executable, field, form, HTML, html entity, IFRAME, intranet, LibreOffice, macOS, method, module, MySql, navigation, Perl, permissions, post, programming, relative, reveal, row, say, server, sort, sorting, split, spreadsheet, srcdoc, summary, text to audio, timestamp, timezone, tutorial, url, webpage
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Perl CGI URL Content Tutorial
Onto yesterday’s Perl CGI Spreadsheet Module Sorting Tutorial, today, we introduce a new Perl module … LWP::UserAgent … which can help us reach the content of a user nominated URL. From LWP::UserAgent doing it’s stuff, the rest of the changed … Continue reading →
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Perl CGI Spreadsheet Module Sorting Tutorial
Spreadsheets can be a great aid where online activities might coincide, via downloading, to desktop activities. So, we want to delve further into the spreadsheet functionality we started with yesterday’s Perl CGI Spreadsheet Module Tutorial. We decided … to add … Continue reading →
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Tagged action, Apache, CGI, cgi-bin, client, column, connect, content, data, database, database table, date, datetime, DBD, DBI, download, downloading, Excel, executable, field, form, HTML, LibreOffice, module, MySql, navigation, Perl, permissions, programming, row, server, sort, sorting, split, spreadsheet, timestamp, timezone, tutorial, webpage
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Perl CGI Spreadsheet Module Tutorial
Adding onto yesterday’s Perl CGI DBI Module Tutorial … use of Perl module DateTime … use of Perl module DBI … Perl module exploration, and today, we dip our toes into … use of Perl module Spreadsheet::WriteExcel … and to … Continue reading →
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PDF Slideshow and Form Creation Data URI Contents Tutorial
The recently added “URL Contents” button talked about with PDF Slideshow and Form Creation URL Contents Tutorial opened up for us thoughts regarding whether we could add to the existant … textarea capture of that URL’s document.body … a screenshot … Continue reading →
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Tagged $_SERVER, absolute, absolute URL, Ajax, array, canvas, client, comma separated values, conduit, content management systems, CSV, data, data uri, data url, Did you know, document.referrer, email, file_get_contents, Google, Google Page Insights, HTML email, HTML entities, HTML5, input, integration, Javascript, JSON, message, mimetype, PHP, poll, programming, rawurlencode, referrer, relative, relative URL, render, server, software integration, spreadsheet, storage, submit, text/html, tutorial, url, urldecode, urlencode, web browser, webpage
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PDF Slideshow and Form Creation URL Contents Tutorial
We need more tweaking regarding the canvas rendering implications of yesterday’s PDF Slideshow and Form Creation Poll Input Tutorial, which we hope to get back to soon, but there is another matter of scope to attend to today. It sounds … Continue reading →
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I like the single-row radio-play approach for keeping the controls compact while still making each selection clear. When I’m 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?