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PHP Calls Windows and macOS Gimp Guillotine Follow Up Tutorial
It’s amazing with integration how data springs up surprises. Just as you think your tool is bulletproof, data issues can come and spoil the Barty party. On the same theme as yesterday’s PHP Calls Windows and macOS Google Charts and … Continue reading →
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Tagged action, aesthetics, Ajax, Apache, apple script, argument, arguments, batch, blog, call, called, caller, command, command line, CSS, curl, data, desktop, display, DOS, download, emoji, emoji button, exec, execute, external Javascript, form, genericization, genericize, get, Google Charts, HTTP Error, induction, integration, intranet, Javascript, local web server, look, macOS, MAMP, method, MS-DOS, navigation, open, passthru, PHP, PHP_OS, pie chart, post, programming, script, software integration, style, styling, terminla, tutorial, Web Application, Windows, Wordpress
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PHP Calls Windows and macOS Google Charts and Blog Tutorial
We tackle two more integrations of our current “PHP Calls Windows (DOS Batch) and macOS (Apple Script) URL Recall” tool (made up of external Javascript and local web server downloaded PHP), those being … the blog you are reading … … Continue reading →
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Tagged aesthetics, Ajax, Apache, apple script, argument, arguments, batch, blog, call, called, caller, command, command line, CSS, curl, desktop, display, DOS, download, emoji, emoji button, exec, execute, external Javascript, genericization, genericize, Google Charts, induction, integration, intranet, Javascript, local web server, look, macOS, MAMP, MS-DOS, open, passthru, PHP, PHP_OS, pie chart, programming, script, software integration, style, styling, terminla, tutorial, Web Application, Windows, Wordpress
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PHP Calls Windows Batch Genericization Tutorial
Just to buck our usual trend in a thread of related blog postings we leave alone the title’s second last word of yesterday’s PHP Calls macOS Apple Script Genericization Tutorial to create today’s title. The reason is … yesterday’s genericization … Continue reading →
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Tagged aesthetics, Apache, apple script, argument, arguments, batch, call, called, caller, command, command line, CSS, curl, desktop, display, DOS, download, emoji, emoji button, exec, execute, external Javascript, genericization, genericize, induction, integration, intranet, Javascript, local web server, look, macOS, MAMP, MS-DOS, open, passthru, PHP, PHP_OS, programming, script, software integration, style, styling, terminla, tutorial, Web Application, Windows
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PHP macOS say Supervisor Modes of Use Tutorial
After yesterday’s Making of Siri on iPhone Plays Spotify Song via macOS say Tutorial, today we turn back to the PHP code that started our foray into “Siri meets say” thought patterns. It seems a bit strange to be talking … Continue reading →
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Tagged Apple, apple music, at, camera, command line, cron, crontab, dictation, exec, homepod mini, install, iOS, iPad, iPhone, macOS, music, passthru, photography, photos, play, say, settings, Siri, slide, song, Spotify, tutorial, video, Windows, Windows 10
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Making of Siri on iPhone Plays Spotify Song via macOS say Tutorial
Making yesterday’s Siri on iPhone Plays Spotify Song via macOS say Tutorial‘s video involved three devices … this MacBook Air (using “say” commands) … and … an iPhone with Siri and Spotify … but, also … a Windows 10 laptop … Continue reading →
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Tagged Apple, apple music, at, camera, command line, cron, crontab, dictation, homepod mini, install, iOS, iPad, iPhone, macOS, music, photography, photos, play, say, settings, Siri, slide, song, Spotify, tutorial, video, Windows, Windows 10
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Mac OS MAMP Timekeeping Web Application PHP Calendar Aesthetics Tutorial
To finish up our revisit to the Timekeeping web application of the recent Mac OS MAMP Timekeeping Web Application PHP Calendar Iframe Tutorial we … make some styling calendar tweaks … <style> td { vertical-align: top; } #divmc { background-color: … Continue reading →
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Tagged .Net, .Net Framework, aesthetics, Ajax, Apache, Apple, batch, batch file, calendar, command line, contenteditable, cron, crontab, date, details, event, FormData, global variable, hover, HTML, ical, IFRAME, image, integration, intranet, iptc, Javascript, local web server, localStorage, login, long hover, Mac OS, Mac OS X, MAMP, metadata, onmouseout, onmouseover, PHP, programming, record, report, reveal, screen capture, setTimeout, software integration, summary, Task Schedular, time, timekeeping, tutorial, user, window.open, Windows, Windows 10
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Mac OS MAMP Timekeeping Web Application PHP Calendar Iframe Tutorial
Today we clarify our Timekeeping web application for those users who have followed through, downloading the HTML and PHP to their local web server (we’re recommending MAMP) client computer, adding to the Windows client work of yesterday’s Mac OS MAMP … Continue reading →
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Tagged .Net, .Net Framework, Ajax, Apache, Apple, batch, batch file, calendar, command line, contenteditable, cron, crontab, date, details, event, FormData, global variable, hover, HTML, ical, IFRAME, image, integration, intranet, iptc, Javascript, local web server, localStorage, login, long hover, Mac OS, Mac OS X, MAMP, metadata, onmouseout, onmouseover, PHP, programming, record, report, reveal, screen capture, setTimeout, software integration, summary, Task Schedular, time, timekeeping, tutorial, user, window.open, Windows, Windows 10
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Mac OS MAMP Timekeeping Web Application PHP Calendar Windows Tutorial
Did you notice that the “Timekeeping” PHP did not have to change for yesterday’s Mac OS MAMP Timekeeping Web Application PHP Calendar iCal Integration Tutorial? But the PHP is the change agent for Windows (client) integration called quarter_hour_timer.php today … … Continue reading →
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Tagged .Net, .Net Framework, Ajax, Apache, Apple, batch, batch file, calendar, command line, contenteditable, cron, crontab, date, details, event, FormData, global variable, hover, HTML, ical, IFRAME, image, integration, intranet, iptc, Javascript, local web server, localStorage, login, long hover, Mac OS, Mac OS X, MAMP, metadata, onmouseout, onmouseover, PHP, programming, record, report, reveal, screen capture, setTimeout, software integration, summary, Task Schedular, time, timekeeping, tutorial, user, window.open, Windows, Windows 10
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