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Page Not Found Error Message Email Subject Tutorial
Why, with today’s tutorial, are we conflating two quite disparate subjects … HTTP (ie. Hypertext Transfer Protocol) Error Code 404 “Page Not Found” or “Server Not Found” …with … Email Subject lines … into the one tutorial topic? Well, as … Continue reading →
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Tagged Apache, command line, Document Root, domain, email, encodeURIComponent, event, HTML, HTTP Error, hyperlink, not found, onload, programming, shtml, ssh, subject, text editor, tutorial, web server
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WordPress Blog Posting AppleScript TextWrangler Helper Primer Tutorial
Way back at the infancy of this blog we broached the idea that more people should learn computer coding with Are you interested in combating drudgery? as we put to you … In your job do you have pretty simple … Continue reading →
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Tagged Apple, AppleScript, blog, interpretive, korn shell, Mac OS X, Macbook Pro, recording, text editor, TextWrangler, Wordpress
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Terminal Mark Primer Tutorial
XML data often comes in files with one record that is a very long string, so think long and hard about tools you rely on to find strings in such XML data. We’re biassed, but we like PHP on the … Continue reading →
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Tagged Apache, attachment, command line, CSV, desktop, Desktop Application, Document Root, email, glob, global substitution, Gmail, grep, korn shell, Linux, local web server, Mac OS X, MAMP, mark, PDF, PHP, regex, replace, script, sed, shell script, spreadsheet, substitution, Terminal, text editor, TextWrangler, XML
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Spreadsheet and XML Global Substitution Genericization Tutorial
It’s one thing to write a useful one off web application with quite a few hard codings, but what about an attempt to genericize it, and by so doing, oftentimes you are improving its documentation aspects, so that, if the … Continue reading →
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Tagged Apache, attachment, command line, CSV, desktop, Desktop Application, Document Root, email, genericization, glob, global substitution, Gmail, grep, korn shell, Linux, local web server, Mac OS X, MAMP, PDF, PHP, regex, replace, script, sed, shell script, spreadsheet, substitution, Terminal, text editor, TextWrangler, XML
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Spreadsheet and XML Global Substitution CSV Tutorial
Programmatically, we came in half way with the programming when we presented Spreadsheet and XML Global Substitution Primer Tutorial as shown below. The programming, then, had two inputs, namely … input spreadsheet’s CSV file manually created index XML file … … Continue reading →
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Tagged Apache, attachment, command line, CSV, desktop, Desktop Application, Document Root, email, glob, global substitution, Gmail, grep, korn shell, Linux, local web server, Mac OS X, MAMP, PDF, regex, replace, script, sed, shell script, spreadsheet, substitution, Terminal, text editor, TextWrangler, XML
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Spreadsheet and XML Global Substitution Primer Tutorial
Yesterday when we were discussing Worldbank API World Country Reporting Regex Tutorial we mentioned … … and we use it (ie. Regex) with serverside PHP today, under the auspices of the preg_match function, though we most often use RegEx thinking … Continue reading →
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Tagged attachment, command line, CSV, desktop, Desktop Application, email, global substitution, Gmail, grep, korn shell, Linux, Mac OS X, PDF, regex, replace, script, sed, shell script, spreadsheet, substitution, Terminal, text editor, TextWrangler, XML
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Linux vi Buffer Sort Primer Tutorial
The Linux (or unix) command vi is a powerful command line editor tool which has a long history with unix, may have a long learning curve for beginners, perhaps. Our last tutorial about the vi command line text editor was … Continue reading →
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Tagged buffer, command line, editor, Linux, Mac OS X, sort, text editor, tutorial, unix, vi
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Email Outbox Primer Tutorial
Below is some content … Some time back we talked about the joys of the Drafts folder in an email client. Our email client that day was Gmail, but all email clients will have a Drafts folder. They will also … Continue reading →
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Tagged ascii, attachment, binary, buffer, clipboard, data integration, draft, email, email client, Gmail, Grab, iPad, Mail, outbox, Photo Booth, text editor, tutorial, web browser
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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?