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WordPress Is Mentioned By Posting Thread Tutorial
At this blog we are keen for users to learn one off ideas and on occasions linked “threaded” (or blog postings of a theme) ones. The last WordPress Blog (TwentyTen theme) “Is Mentioned by” functionality is good for certain scenarios, … Continue reading →
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Tagged Apache, Bad Day at Black Rock, blog, cache, code, coding, crontab, CSS, curl, database, Did you know, Document Root, download, emoji, get, GETME, hashtag, image, jQuery, local web server, MAMP, meter, MySql, navigation, PHP, programming, progress, progress bar, query, software, SQL, stop press, tutorial, TwentyTen, TwentyTen theme, union, url, user experience, UX, web browser, web server, webpage, Wordpress. thread
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WordPress Is Mentioned By Code Download Progress Tutorial
There are various approaches with user experience (UX) considerations regarding putting a web application user at their ease as they wait for a response. I’m talking about where the response is coming from a separate serverside script doing something that … Continue reading →
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Tagged Apache, blog, cache, code, coding, crontab, CSS, curl, database, Did you know, Document Root, download, emoji, get, GETME, hashtag, image, jQuery, local web server, MAMP, meter, MySql, navigation, PHP, programming, progress, progress bar, query, software, SQL, stop press, tutorial, TwentyTen, TwentyTen theme, union, url, user experience, UX, web browser, web server, webpage, Wordpress
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Legend for and from HTML Map Element Cross-Domain Tutorial
We’re talking about cross-domain issues today, and the wonderful window.postMessage messaging method to talk between parent HTML windows and child HTML iframe windows that aren’t on the same domain. But before you get too excited, it takes co-operation on both … Continue reading →
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Tagged background image, browse, cross-domain, form, HTML, HTML5, IFRAME, Javascript, legend, map, message, messaging, mobilefish, overlay, programming, stop press, SVG, table, tutorial, window.postMessage
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Tcl/Tk Crossword Primer Tutorial
We’ve spent a bit of time lately revisiting Tcl/Tk like with Tcl/Tk Bats and Ball Tutorial as shown below, from a couple of different fronts … The raw Tcl involving Tk code unit testing arrangements on Mac OS X Yosemite … Continue reading →
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Tagged C++, desktop, Desktop Application, game, games, GUI, Mac OS X, programming, stop press, Tcl, Tcl/Tk, Tclsh, tutorial, Visual Studio, Windows, Xcode
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Analogue Clock Timezone Tutorial
It’s good to be involved with the 4th dimension of time and a web application regarding the “when” of life with the current project on the go, to create an Analogue Clock web application that we started with Analogue Clock … Continue reading →
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Tagged clock, CSS, CSS3, DOM, HTML, IFRAME, Javascript, overlay, programming, reveal, rotation, scale, stop press, time, timezone, transform, transformation, tutorial
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Mac OS X MAMP Timekeeping Web Application Primer Tutorial
Sometimes when you program, especially for administrative type functionality, there are useful programs to write, that are able to become web applications, but in a limited set of platforms. So it is today with our timekeeping web application that relies … Continue reading →
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Tagged batch, bsd, command line, crontab, HTML, Javascript, Linux, local web server, Mac, Mac OS X, MAMP, onerror, programming, screen capture, snapshot, stop press, Terminal, time, timekeeping, tutorial, unix
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Google for Two Translate Share Revisit Tutorial
It was some time ago, now, we left you, regarding our “Google for Two Translate Share Tutorial” project with … Stop Press 26/5/2015: Translation arrangements needed amendment, and in order to facilitate this we called on, and thank, the tremendous … Continue reading →
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Tagged CSS, data integration, email, Google Translate, HTML, internationalization, Javascript, MyMemory, PHP, programming, share, speech, SQL, stop press, Text to Speech, tutorial, unicode, utf-8, Yahoo YQL, YQL
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PHP Port Process Primer Tutorial
When there is a concept that somehow links hardware to software things fall into place better for me, personally, with understanding. For me, this is because hardware is that interesting thing out there that is more unknown, and so much … 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?