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YouTube API Caller Other Media Interfacing Tutorial
Today’s work is the result of a “generic push” by us to improve on attempts in the past to use our inhouse YouTube video playing interfacing suite of web applications to mix … YouTube video media content … interspersed with … non YouTube media content … when we presented Spliced Audio/Video YouTube Shuffle Tutorial blog posting thread. We better like this “generic push” idea of adapting our inhouse YouTube API interfacing web application to process both types of media input … Continue reading
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Tagged absolute URL, animated gif, animation, API, argument, audio, call, cell, data uri, display, duration, element, hashtag, hashtagging, HTML, IFRAME, image, img, integration, interfacing, Javascript, media, mimetype, modularization, module, play, programming, software integration, table, table cell, tutorial, url, video, YouTube, YouTube API
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Tabular Single Row Emoji Sharing Menu Tutorial
Onto yesterday’s Tabular Single Row YouTube API Radio Play Textbox Tutorial, today, we are adding … to that slivery left hand table cell … remaining slivery because what we are adding is what we like to call … “emoji buttons” related to Sharing functionality … regarding … Email 📧 SMS 📟 Save 💾 … hooking into the Recall functionality set up when textareas got those additional “smarts” a few days ago. This happens in … the modified stop_start_youtube.html YouTube API … Continue reading
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Tagged API, audio, brady bunch, button, cell, checkbox, content, CSS, dropdown, dynamic, emoji, emoji button, fixed, focus, gallery, IFRAME, image, image gallery, justification, localStorage, loop, looping, Lorem Picsum, media, music, order, peer, peer to peer, PHP, play, position, programming, radio, real time, row, scroll, scrolling, sequence, sequenced, shuffle, shuffling, suite, table, table cell, tabular, text justification, textbox, tr, tutorial, vide, webpage, window, window scroll, YouTube, YouTube API
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Tabular Single Row YouTube API Radio Play Textbox Tutorial
Apart from yesterday’s Tabular Single Row YouTube API Radio Play Tutorial‘s mainly HTML input type=checkbox means by which the user could control their YouTube video “Radio play” modes of use, there was one more aspect to user control we wanted to offer, that being to … allow user to change a “Radio playlist” member in real time by changing the textboxes to the right of the individual checkboxes, primarily to enter in their own YouTube 11 character video identifier … … Continue reading
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Tagged API, audio, brady bunch, button, cell, checkbox, content, CSS, dropdown, dynamic, fixed, focus, gallery, IFRAME, image, image gallery, justification, localStorage, loop, looping, Lorem Picsum, media, music, order, peer, peer to peer, PHP, play, position, programming, radio, real time, row, scroll, scrolling, sequence, sequenced, shuffle, shuffling, suite, table, tabular, text justification, textbox, tr, tutorial, vide, webpage, window, window scroll, YouTube, YouTube API
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Tabular Single Row YouTube API Radio Play Tutorial
Today, we’re back to the Tabular Single Row Media Gallery ideas regarding the web application of the recent Tabular Single Row Textarea Sharing Tutorial and we’re involving more “button innards” thinking, with respect to adding onto the pre-existing … radio play with YouTube audio stream only non-mobile platform incarnation … involving textarea usage … with, today, after getting the YouTube API inhouse web application, better attuned to … radio play with YouTube audio stream only mobile platform incarnation … and … Continue reading
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Tagged API, audio, brady bunch, button, cell, checkbox, content, CSS, dropdown, fixed, focus, gallery, IFRAME, image, image gallery, justification, localStorage, loop, looping, Lorem Picsum, media, music, order, peer, peer to peer, PHP, position, programming, radio, row, scroll, scrolling, sequence, sequenced, shuffle, shuffling, suite, table, tabular, text justification, tr, tutorial, vide, webpage, window, window scroll, YouTube, YouTube API
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Button Innards Primer Tutorial
Yesterday’s … Tabular Single Row Textarea Sharing Tutorial … starting inspiration … and the previous … Bookmark Exporting Filtering Sharing Tutorial … input type=datetime element work … combine, today, starting down, again, the road to “button innards” interest. We thought the “how we got there” concept of embedding the form elements of data into “button innards” (ie. it’s innerHTML) in our new “button innards” web application interesting. Of course you don’t have to do this simple exercise of calculating time … Continue reading
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Tagged button, combobox, date, datetime, DOM, element, HTML, innerHTML, input, Javascript, programming, proof of concept, tutorial
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Tabular Single Row Textarea Sharing Tutorial
Yesterday’s Tabular Single Row Radio Play Tutorial‘s web application has two interesting features … lots of use of textarea element placeholder attribute for explaining more complex data entry scenarios … and as of today … a button element with the potential that it’s “innards” (ie. it’s innerHTML) is filled by a dropdown (ie. select element) … it being our first time trying any HTML button element “innards” that were not always straight text. Is this the “comboBox” style of arrangement … Continue reading
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Tagged audio, brady bunch, button, cell, content, CSS, dropdown, fixed, focus, gallery, IFRAME, image, image gallery, justification, localStorage, loop, looping, Lorem Picsum, media, music, order, peer, peer to peer, PHP, position, programming, radio, row, scroll, scrolling, sequence, sequenced, suite, table, tabular, text justification, tr, tutorial, vide, webpage, window, window scroll, YouTube
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Tabular Single Row Radio Play Tutorial
We do not expect many readers to have thought yesterday’s YouTube Audio Only Mobile Looping Tutorial that little bit different. It was long in the making, and difficult (at least for us), but a brief tutorial. Too brief for interested parties, and we intended it as a seminal discussion, but it’s meaning got subsumed, if you will, with the goings on of the blog posting thread last talked about with the day before’s Tabular Single Row Image Gallery Linking Tutorial. … Continue reading
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Tagged audio, brady bunch, button, cell, content, CSS, dropdown, fixed, focus, gallery, IFRAME, image, image gallery, justification, loop, looping, Lorem Picsum, media, music, order, peer, peer to peer, PHP, position, programming, radio, row, scroll, scrolling, sequence, sequenced, suite, table, tabular, text justification, tr, tutorial, vide, webpage, window, window scroll, YouTube
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Thanks. Since then, a Shower Songs project at https://www.rjmprogramming.com.au/HTMLCSS/shower_songs.html is an improvement regarding "Radio Play" on mobile platforms.