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Multiple Keyboard Game Quiz Tutorial
Moving on from yesterday’s Multiple Keyboard Game Primer Tutorial two matters immediately occurred to us … this multiple keyboard game scenario is exactly the type to benefit from Full Screen mode of use (which we discussed, last with Fullscreen API … Continue reading
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Tagged bluetooth, character, dropdown, event, focus, fullscreen, fullscreen api, game, hotkey, HTML, huddling, Javascript, keyboard, keyboard evemt, keydown, onload, player, programming, quiz, qwerty, select, stop press, tutorial
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Multiple Keyboard Game Primer Tutorial
We’ve long been interested in … multi-player games … using … one device … on … the web … and, today we want to explore … multi-player game … using … one device accessing two keyboards (and no pointing device … Continue reading
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Tagged bluetooth, event, focus, game, HTML, Javascript, keyboard, keyboard evemt, keydown, onload, player, programming, qwerty, stop press, tutorial
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Channel Messaging API Notification Tutorial
In order to introduce another new Javascript API called “Channel Messaging API” … The Channel Messaging API allows two separate scripts running in different browsing contexts attached to the same document (e.g., two IFrames, or the main document and an … Continue reading
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Tagged API, channel, channel messaging api, client, HTML, Javascript, messaging, notification, notifications, notifications API, programming, stop press, tutorial
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Landing Page Autocompletion Blog RegExp Finds Tutorial
Yesterday’s Landing Page Autocompletion Blog Finds Tutorial needed work … tweaking for user driven RegExp (via Javascript) blog post finding from the RJM Programming Landing Pages, the old top codeline relying on string matching string length, a concept that does … Continue reading
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Landing Page Autocompletion Blog Finds Tutorial
Two recent themes, and another we like, and enjoy using, combine today, as per … the “Landing Page” theme of yesterday’s Blog Posting Filtering Background Date Interfacing Tutorial … along with … not that we’ve said it in so many … Continue reading
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Tagged autocompletion, crontab, DOM, dropdown, event, filtering, hotkey, HTML, Javascript, keyboard, keystroke, landing page, onkeydown, programming, select, stop press, textbox, tutorial, web server, word, words
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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?