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Tag Archives: timezone
Other Side of the World Reworked Dropdowns Tutorial
Continuing on from Other Side of the World Reworked Logic Tutorial‘s first rearrangements at the lack of access to a weather (and its associated placename) API database we turn to that top dropdown (ie. HTML select element), with its … … Continue reading →
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Tagged API, autocompletion, country, country code, dropdown, dropdowns, emoji, emoji flag, flag, geodata, geographicals, HTML, IFRAME, iso code, Javascript, latitude, longitude, place, placename, programming, select, timezone, tutorial, Wikipedia, world, wunderground
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Dynamic Timer Web Browser Import TimeZone Tutorial
The nature of Dynamic Timer Web Browser Import Reminder Tutorial is centered … about time … but once you allow for sharing (and importing reminders) via email … timezones become relevant … should you want your reminders synchronized. This is … Continue reading →
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Tagged above the fold, abscissa, aesthetics, Ajax, alert, audio, autoplay, blur, browse, browsing, child, countdown, CSS, date, datetime, details, Did you know, dynamic, email, export, file API, focus, form, FormData, getBoundingClientRect, glow, hash, hashtag, HTML, image, import, innerHTML, innerText, integer, interval, Javascript, LIFO, localStorage, MAMP, media, mime type, navigation, navigation.popup, onblue, onfocus, onion, onions, onload, order, parent, PHP, popup, post, programming, prompt, reveal, seconds, setInterval, setTimeout, share, sharing, SMS, snapshot, standing order, summary, timer, timezone, video, voiceover, window
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Linux sendmail nohup Repeatable Email Report Tutorial
We left off yesterday’s Linux sendmail nohup Report Content Tutorial … … to start down this new parameterizable “journey”. “Journey”, because there is more to do regarding “tabular” display in thought and action. … panning out not to be the … Continue reading →
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Tagged argument, attachment, audio, awk, background, batch, command, command line, content, content type, CSS, curl, delimitation, delimiter, echo, email, file, genericization, genericize, header, HTML, image, interpretive, korn shell, Linux, local, MAMP, media, mime, mime type, mimetype, multiple, nohup, parameter, parameterization, programming, ps, recursion, remote, report, schedule, scheduling, sed, sendmail, single, standing order, table, tabular, time, timezone, token, tutorial, unix, url, video, web server, wildcard
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Linux sendmail nohup Report Content Tutorial
It’s all fine and good adding “nohup” scheduling but what if there are not ways to schedule “what” (ie. the resultant report content) a lot of users want, adding onto the recent Linux sendmail nohup Refined Scheduling Tutorial? Well, today, … Continue reading →
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Tagged argument, attachment, audio, awk, background, batch, command, command line, content, content type, CSS, curl, echo, email, file, genericization, genericize, header, HTML, image, interpretive, korn shell, Linux, local, MAMP, media, mime, mime type, mimetype, multiple, nohup, parameter, parameterization, programming, ps, recursion, remote, report, schedule, scheduling, sed, sendmail, single, time, timezone, token, tutorial, unix, url, video, web server, wildcard
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Linux sendmail nohup Refined Scheduling Tutorial
Yesterday’s Linux sendmail nohup Scheduling Tutorial left us with a Linux (or unix) … nohup “&” background processing recursion (perhaps) … scheduling Korn Shell script coding snippet for either … one off scheduled process execution … eg. date_ps_ef.ksh 10:43 … … Continue reading →
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Tagged argument, attachment, audio, awk, background, batch, command line, content type, CSS, curl, echo, email, file, genericization, genericize, header, HTML, image, interpretive, korn shell, Linux, local, MAMP, media, mime, mime type, mimetype, multiple, nohup, parameter, parameterization, programming, ps, recursion, remote, schedule, scheduling, sed, sendmail, single, time, timezone, token, tutorial, unix, url, video, web server, wildcard
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Linux sendmail nohup Scheduling Tutorial
As far as Linux or unix operating systems (for web servers) go for “scheduling processes”, it is … great if you have access to crontab because it can be … scheduled to the minute the actions can be repeated (and … Continue reading →
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Tagged argument, attachment, audio, awk, background, batch, command line, content type, CSS, curl, echo, email, file, genericization, genericize, header, HTML, image, interpretive, korn shell, Linux, local, MAMP, media, mime, mime type, mimetype, multiple, nohup, parameter, parameterization, programming, ps, recursion, remote, schedule, scheduling, sed, sendmail, single, time, timezone, token, tutorial, unix, url, video, web server, wildcard
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Daylight Saving Time Iframe Sandbox Tutorial
Yesterday’s Daylight Saving Time Google Geo Chart Tooltips Tutorial work on our Daylight Saving web application could result in navigation to a … about:blank#blocked … URL up at the web browser address bar. This can happen when combining HTML iframe … Continue reading →
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Tagged Ajax, analogue, attrribute selector, border, circle, client, clock, CSS, date, date object, datetime, daylight saving, digital, digital clock, DOM, dropdown, dynamic, emoji, emoji border, emoji flag, event, fixed, flag, flag border, FormData, geo chart, getBoundingClientRect, Google chart, graphics, hover, HTML, IFRAME, Javascript, local time, map chart, object, onmouseover, ontouchstart, overlay, paragraph, PHP, pointer, post, programming, pseudo selector, radial gradient, refresh, sandbox, security, SVG, text, time, timezone, title, toast, tooltip, tutorial, web inspector
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Daylight Saving Time Google Geo Chart Tooltips Tutorial
Yesterday’s Daylight Saving Time Emoji Country Flag Dropdown Tutorial established the interface to Google Chart Geo Chart for our Daylight Saving Time web application allowing for the emoji clocks presented there be hovered (or mobile platform “touched”) to reveal a … Continue reading →
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Tagged Ajax, analogue, attrribute selector, border, circle, client, clock, CSS, date, date object, datetime, daylight saving, digital, digital clock, DOM, dropdown, dynamic, emoji, emoji border, emoji flag, event, fixed, flag, flag border, FormData, geo chart, getBoundingClientRect, Google chart, graphics, hover, HTML, IFRAME, Javascript, local time, map chart, object, onmouseover, ontouchstart, overlay, paragraph, PHP, pointer, post, programming, pseudo selector, radial gradient, refresh, SVG, text, time, timezone, title, toast, tooltip, tutorial, web inspector
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