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If you examined code differences with yesterday’s Mind Map and Flowchart and Venn Diagram SMS Feedback Recall Tutorial‘s web application recently you will have noticed a pretty seemingly useless looking Javascript function as per … function dummyencodeURIComponent(inz) { return inz; } … which sort of looks like a kludge, but has come about even before today’s tilt towards “mobile concerns”, because even in the non-mobile thoughts we’ve concentrated on with our web application, up to now, the … please note that encodeURIComponent(encodeURIComponent()) scenarios can occur … warning we have personal (baffling) experience of is even more of an issue when you introduce “mobile concerns” into the testing. The construction of “a” link “sms:[SMSnumber]&body=[message]” href attribute (and “a” tag email “mailto:[Email@Address]?subject=[Subject]&body=[message]” href attribute) links seem to need different approaches between “non-mobile” and “mobile” exemplified by … function smsencodeURIComponent(wdocumentURL,wvennis,wnameis,wjnameis,wincc) { var wsofar=wdocumentURL.split(‘?’)[0].split(‘#’)[0].replace(‘.html’,’.php’).replace(‘.htm’,’.php’); if (wincc != ”) { wsofar+=’?recall=’ + wincc; wsofar+=’&emailto=’ + wnameis; wsofar+=’&emailcc=’ + wjnameis; if (wvennis != ”) { if (wvennis.length == 1) { wsofar+=’&venn=’ + wvennis; } else { wsofar+=’&venn=Mind%20Map’; } } wsofar+=’&tryhard=’; wsofar+=’&feedback=’; if (navigator.userAgent.match(/Android|BlackBerry|iPhone|iPad|iPod|Opera Mini|IEMobile/i)) { return wsofar.split(‘?’)[0] + ‘?’ + encodeURIComponent(wsofar.split(‘?’)[1]); } else { return encodeURIComponent(wsofar.split(‘?’)[0] + encodeURIComponent(‘?’ + wsofar.split(‘?’)[1])); } } if (navigator.userAgent.match(/Android|BlackBerry|iPhone|iPad|iPod|Opera Mini|IEMobile/i)) { return dummyencodeURIComponent(encodeURIComponent(wdocumentURL)); } return encodeURIComponent(encodeURIComponent(wdocumentURL)); } Today’s mobile platform communication improvements with the changed HTML and CSS and Javascript flowchart.html‘s live run link there for you to again click a reworded “Email/SMS/Feedback” button to try out these new, perhaps mobile, communication flows. Additionally, today, the changed PHP flowchart.php helps out with the improvements to “mobile platform communications”. Previous relevant Mind Map and Flowchart and Venn Diagram SMS Feedback Recall Tutorial is shown below. We’ve improved on yesterday’s Mind Map and Flowchart and Venn Diagram SMS Feedback Position Tutorial Flowchart and Venn Diagram and Mind Map creator web application by … tightening up the code to do with the “recall” of a saved Flowchart or Venn Diagram or Mind Map … and … as an originator of the Flowchart or Venn Diagram or Mind Map in a “recall” scenario after receiving Feedback tighten up the code to help the user out continuing on with their collaboration with or without further alterations that may be saved on top of the existant one or saved to a new name And along the way, should Gmail webmail truncate the message that Inline HTML Email Form now has a way up the top (as well … Continue reading →

We’ve improved on yesterday’s Mind Map and Flowchart and Venn Diagram SMS Feedback Position Tutorial Flowchart and Venn Diagram and Mind Map creator web application by … tightening up the code to do with the “recall” of a saved Flowchart or Venn Diagram or Mind Map … and … as an originator of the Flowchart or Venn Diagram or Mind Map in a “recall” scenario after receiving Feedback tighten up the code to help the user out continuing on with their collaboration with or without further alterations that may be saved on top of the existant one or saved to a new name And along the way, should Gmail webmail truncate the message that Inline HTML Email Form now has a way up the top (as well as down the bottom (established yesterday)) that becomes an optional means by which Email users can join the SMS user ways to have web application capture and relay the Feedback from the collaborator back to the originator. For instance, with an email client like Gmail webmail you might recall … ditch the thought that Javascript can help you, in any way shape or form ditch “body” tag styling, though “style” tag code within a “body” section can work ditch “animated emojis” working (as it relies on Javascript) though emojis (composite or not) can work on some email clients (for example, Apple Mail yes, but Gmail webmail no) CSS position: absolute functions on some email clients (for example, Apple Mail yes, but Gmail webmail no) CSS border-radius functions on some email clients (for example, Apple Mail no, but Gmail webmail yes) spaces can be entered into input type=text and textarea of Inline HTML Email Forms … so we offer the “+” character as a space alternative and the “~” as a Carriage Return alternative Gmail webmail “a” tags seem to strip out the arguments of a URL involving “&” (ie. second argument and on) … didn’t test elsewhere so resorted to a “form” element to replace what we wanted the “a” element to achieve … but if you persist please note that encodeURIComponent(encodeURIComponent()) scenarios can occur Gmail webmail “form” action attributes seem to strip out the arguments of a URL involving “&” (ie. second argument and on) Gmail webmail rejected our last attempts (but not on this project (though we’ll try again tomorrow)) of including data-URI images … limiting the quality of what a … Continue reading →