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Ajax Auto-completion Internationalization Revisit Tutorial
Way back in 2013 we touched on AutoCompletion ideas when we presented Ajax Auto-completion Internationalization Tutorial. Quite a bit of water under bridges, and here in 2019 we feel like extending its functionalities by … adding a data item (onto … Continue reading
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Tagged Ajax, autocompletion, div, geo chart, Google, Google Charts, IFRAME, Javascript, optional, programming, table, tutorial, Wikipedia
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Gmail URL Linker Simulation Intersessional Tutorial
“Intersessional” … is that even a word …? Well, yes it is. But what we like to call “intersessional” is what many of you might just call “cookies”, because these “cookies” have become so synonymous with “remembering what the customer … Continue reading
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Tagged absolute URL, Ajax, body, cookies, dropdown, email, FormData, Gmail, HTML, hyperlink, Javascript, link, localStorage, programming, simulate, simulation, text, textarea, tutorial, url, webmail, Wikipedia
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Gmail URL Linker Simulation Wikipedia Tutorial
Yesterday’s Gmail URL Linker Simulation Primer Tutorial linker was useful in terms of text, but what if we could add some image context. To add that image context we add code to optionally process … Wikipedia … URL links …or … Continue reading
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Tagged absolute URL, Ajax, body, email, FormData, Gmail, HTML, hyperlink, Javascript, link, programming, simulate, simulation, text, textarea, tutorial, url, webmail, Wikipedia
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WordPress Plugin Primer Tutorial
Normally we make changes to this TwentyTen themed WordPress blog by changing that theme’s wp-content/themes/twentyten/header.php file. But today we show you how to write the PHP code needed to write a WordPress.org admin login plugin to create a hyperlink to … Continue reading
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Tagged blog, codex, hook, hyperlink, PHP, plugin, programming, tutorial, Wikipedia, Wordpress
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PHP Wikipedia Geo Map Google Chart Tutorial
The “where of life” talents of Google Chart are pretty irresistible to us, for web application ideas. More and more we see both the combination of the talents of … Map Chart Geo Chart … complementary, more than doubling up, … Continue reading
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Tagged crater, Earth, geo chart, geographicals, Google chart, hotlink, map, map chart, meteorite, meteorite crater, PHP, programming, tutorial, where, Wikipedia
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I like the single-row radio-play approach for keeping the controls compact while still making each selection clear. When Iβm 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?