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Pdfimages PDF Media Browsing API Share Tutorial
When we presented Web Share API Primer Tutorial some time back we remember palpable excitement that a means by which email attachments could be linked to “a” link “mailto:” looking user controlled email sending (as well as several other sharing … Continue reading →
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Tagged animated gif, Apache, API, attachment, autoplay, browse, browsing, cache, command, command line, data uri, data url, dektop application, display, Document Root, email, email attachment, exec, extract, ffmpeg, file, file API, file protocol, http, http protocol, image, ImageMagick, images, install, installation, link, local web server, Mac OS X, macOS, MAMP, media, media file, mimetype, open source, operating system, PDF, pdfimages, PHP, protocol, share, sharing, SMS, Terminal, tutorial, url, video, web browser, web share api
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Pdfimages PDF Media Share Tutorial
It’s time to get into “sharing”, following on from yesterday’s work interfacing to Pdfimages using web application of Pdfimages Input PDF File Protocol Link Tutorial. Now, as good as the cache is, it cannot be used to be the data … Continue reading →
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Tagged animated gif, Apache, autoplay, browse, browsing, cache, command, command line, data uri, data url, dektop application, display, Document Root, email, exec, extract, ffmpeg, file, file API, file protocol, http, http protocol, image, ImageMagick, images, install, installation, link, local web server, Mac OS X, macOS, MAMP, media, mimetype, open source, operating system, PDF, pdfimages, PHP, protocol, share, sharing, SMS, Terminal, tutorial, url, video, web browser
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Pdfimages Input PDF File Protocol Link Tutorial
The usual protocol we deal with when talking about the serving of webpages is the … http Protocol … Opens a hypertext transfer session with the specified site address. … but, today, our aims for the day take us into … Continue reading →
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Tagged animated gif, Apache, browse, browsing, cache, command, command line, data uri, data url, dektop application, display, Document Root, exec, extract, ffmpeg, file, file API, file protocol, http, http protocol, image, ImageMagick, images, install, installation, link, local web server, Mac OS X, macOS, MAMP, media, mimetype, open source, operating system, PDF, pdfimages, PHP, protocol, Terminal, tutorial, url, video, web browser
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Emoji Sequence Game Primer Tutorial
It’s another layer of cloning happening today with our new “Emoji Sequence Game” on top of the cloning with yesterday’s Number Sequence Game Primer Tutorial, but there was a minor improvement to the “middleperson” clone before “Hello Dolly” appeared! We … Continue reading →
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Tagged $_GET, address bar, argument, arguments, atob, base64, btoa, button, card, cards, clientside, clone, collaboration, debug, decodeURIComponent, denomination, Did you know, DOM, email, emoji, encodeURIComponent, game, global variable, HTML, image, Javascript, link, mailto, number, sequence, share, sharing, SMS, url, variable, watch, web browser, web inspector
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Wikipedia Colour Coded Mark History Tutorial
The idea to gather history of “user interest” into a new dropdown as a feature to enhance a comma (ie, “,”) hardcoding in an “eighth draft” PHP wiki_mark_eight.php web application, perhaps below, has several advantages today, we figure … recall … Continue reading →
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Tagged boolean, boolean expression, categorization, category, colour, colour coding, comma, content, delimitation, delimiter, details, Did you know, DOM, dropdown, event, first name, Google, Google Chrome, hardcoding, highlight, history, hover, HTML, IFRAME, innerText, Javascript, language, link, links, list, localStorage, logic, long hover, mark, mobile, mode of use, name, onmouseout, onmouseover, personalization, PHP, programming, prompt, reading, recall, research, reveal, select, semicolon, setTimeout, skim, speech to text, stop press, summary, timer, tutorial, type, web browser, Wikipedia, window.opener, word, word list, words
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Wikipedia Colour Coded Mark Word Categorization Tutorial
Today’s progress onto the recent Wikipedia Colour Coded Mark Speech to Text Tutorial‘s Wikipedia Mark Words web application involve … a new dropdown categorizing words, which we hope might help users hone their marked Wikipedia content … AnyMixed CaseUpper CaseLower … Continue reading →
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Tagged boolean, boolean expression, categorization, category, colour, colour coding, comma, content, delimitation, delimiter, details, Did you know, DOM, dropdown, event, first name, Google, Google Chrome, highlight, hover, HTML, IFRAME, innerText, Javascript, language, link, links, list, localStorage, logic, long hover, mark, mobile, mode of use, name, onmouseout, onmouseover, personalization, PHP, programming, prompt, reading, recall, research, reveal, select, semicolon, setTimeout, skim, speech to text, stop press, summary, timer, tutorial, type, web browser, Wikipedia, window.opener, word, word list, words
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Wikipedia Colour Coded Mark Speech to Text Tutorial
Unfortunately we have to get “cross” today, talking about Speech to Text functionality, onto yesterday’s Wikipedia Colour Coded Mark Through Links Long Hover Tutorial. We don’t ever like to, but we have to talk … cross-platform cross-browser cross-protocol … at … Continue reading →
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Tagged colour, colour coding, comma, content, delimitation, delimiter, details, Did you know, DOM, dropdown, event, Google, Google Chrome, highlight, hover, HTML, IFRAME, innerText, Javascript, language, link, links, list, localStorage, logic, long hover, mark, mobile, mode of use, onmouseout, onmouseover, personalization, PHP, programming, prompt, reading, recall, research, reveal, select, semicolon, setTimeout, skim, speech to text, stop press, summary, timer, tutorial, web browser, Wikipedia, window.opener, word, word list, words
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Apache/PHP/MySql Web Hosting Website Migration DNS Tutorial
Regarding Apache/PHP/MySql web hosting, and the recent Apache/PHP/MySql Web Hosting Website Migration Tutorial‘s subject matter regarding a Crazy Domains inspired Data Migration here at RJM Programming on 17/1/2023, we wanted to go over a last set of DNS setting … … Continue reading →
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Tagged a record, address bar, cPanel, Crazy Domains, data migration, DNS, domain, domain name system, IP address, network, networking, sftp, ssh, tutorial, url, web address, web browser, web hoster, web hosting, website
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