{"id":54243,"date":"2021-12-11T03:01:31","date_gmt":"2021-12-10T17:01:31","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/www.rjmprogramming.com.au\/ITblog\/?p=54243"},"modified":"2021-12-10T16:22:08","modified_gmt":"2021-12-10T06:22:08","slug":"mac-os-mamp-timekeeping-web-application-php-calendar-iframe-tutorial","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.rjmprogramming.com.au\/ITblog\/mac-os-mamp-timekeeping-web-application-php-calendar-iframe-tutorial\/","title":{"rendered":"Mac OS MAMP Timekeeping Web Application PHP Calendar Iframe Tutorial"},"content":{"rendered":"
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Mac OS MAMP Timekeeping Web Application PHP Calendar Iframe Tutorial<\/p><\/div>\n

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 Timekeeping Web Application PHP Calendar Windows Tutorial<\/a>.<\/p>\n

In order to do this, not only do we window.open a new window for that local web server Timekeeping web application incarnation, but it is also made to appear within the parent RJM Programming domain incarnation in the form of an HTML iframe element. Nothing new here, it’s just that that iframe has been hidden from view up until today, and today we open it up and tweak its look a little<\/font> …<\/p>\n


\n function windowopen(theone, thetwo) {
\n if (!navigator.userAgent.match(\/Android|BlackBerry|iPhone|iPad|iPod|Opera Mini|IEMobile\/i)) {
\n var asu=('&' + document.URL.replace(document.URL.split('?')[0],'').replace('?','')).replace(\/^\\&$\/g,'');
\n wowowo=window.open('HTTP:\/\/localhost' + lportbit + '\/HTMLCSS\/quarter_hour_timer.html?imgname=' + imgn + asu,'xxlocit');
\n document.getElementById('xxlocit').style.display='block';
\n document.getElementById('xxlocit').style.width='100%';
\n document.getElementById('xxlocit').style.height='900px';<\/font>
\n thatone=theone;
\n thattwo=thetwo;
\n setTimeout(postwo, 4000);
\n }
\n }
\n
\n function bthen() {
\n document.getElementById('myh1').style.display='none';
\n document.getElementById('myh3').style.display='none';
\n document.body.style.backgroundColor='lightblue';
\n if (inIframe()) { getOS(''); modus=OSName + ' Client '; if (document.getElementById('qhspan')) { if (document.getElementById('qhspan').innerHTML.indexOf(modus) == -1) { document.getElementById('qhspan').innerHTML=modus + document.getElementById('qhspan').innerHTML; } }
\n if (document.getElementById('htwoeight')) { if (document.getElementById('htwoeight').innerHTML.indexOf(modus) == -1) { document.getElementById('htwoeight').innerHTML=modus + document.getElementById('htwoeight').innerHTML; } }
\n if (document.getElementById('theight')) { if (document.getElementById('theight').innerHTML.indexOf(modus) == -1) { document.getElementById('theight').innerHTML=modus + document.getElementById('theight').innerHTML; } }
\n }
\n }<\/font>
\n
\nif ((location.search.split('imgname=')[1] ? (decodeURIComponent(location.search.split('imgname=')[1]).split('&')[0]) : '')) {
\n if (!navigator.userAgent.match(\/Android|BlackBerry|iPhone|iPad|iPod|Opera Mini|IEMobile\/i)) {
\n setTimeout(bthen, 2000);<\/font>
\n var asu=((document.URL.replace(document.URL.split('?')[0],'')).replace('?','').replace('&','?') + '?');
\n asu=('?' + asu.split('?')[1]).replace(\/^\\?$\/g,'');
\n var topl='_blank'; \/\/'_self';
\n if (inIframe()) { topl='_blank'; }
\n if (document.URL.indexOf('localhost') != -1) { wwwooo=window.open(document.URL.split('?')[0] + asu,topl); window.opener.document.body.onclick=function() { wwwooo.focus(); } }
\n }
\n}
\n<\/code><\/p>\n

It’s worth keeping the two incarnations because window.localStorage calendar functionality still works up at the RJM Programming public domain incarnation, whereas with a local web server (perhaps MAMP) incarnation, you could get some screen shot integrations to improve the Timekeeping reporting “smarts”.<\/p>\n

Feel free to try the changed<\/a> quarter_hour_timer.html<\/a> (we ask you to download to MAMP<\/a>‘s $_SERVER[‘DOCUMENT_ROOT’] “HTMLCSS” subfolder) Timekeeping Web Application<\/a> suited to macOS (or Mac OS X) “screencapture” command line usage, is helped out by a “mobile platform check” changed<\/a><\/font> quarter_hour_timer.php<\/a> PHP (we ask you to download to MAMP<\/a>‘s $_SERVER[‘DOCUMENT_ROOT’] “HTMLCSS” subfolder) for you to try out on your MAMP macOS environment, or all showing up at an RJM Programming public domain webpage, in an iframe element, visible now.<\/p>\n

\n

\n

Previous relevant Mac OS MAMP Timekeeping Web Application PHP Calendar Windows Tutorial<\/a> is shown below.<\/p>\n

\"Mac<\/a>

Mac OS MAMP Timekeeping Web Application PHP Calendar Windows Tutorial<\/p><\/div>\n

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<\/a>?<\/p>\n

But the PHP is the change agent for Windows (client) integration<\/a><\/font> called quarter_hour_timer.php<\/a> today …<\/p>\n

<?php
\n
\n\/\/ blah top
\n$lportbit=\":8888\";
\n
\n$user_agent = $_SERVER[\"HTTP_USER_AGENT\"];
\nfunction getOS() { \/\/ thanks to https:\/\/www.daniweb.com\/programming\/web-development\/threads\/495588\/getting-users-os-info-out-of-server-http-user-agent
\n global $user_agent, $lportbit;
\n $os_platform = \"win Unknown OS Platform\";
\n $os_array = array(
\n '\/windows nt 10\/i' => 'Windows 10',
\n '\/windows nt 6.3\/i' => 'Windows 8.1',
\n '\/windows nt 6.2\/i' => 'Windows 8',
\n '\/windows nt 6.1\/i' => 'Windows 7',
\n '\/windows nt 6.0\/i' => 'Windows Vista',
\n '\/windows nt 5.2\/i' => 'Windows Server 2003\/XP x64',
\n '\/windows nt 5.1\/i' => 'Windows XP',
\n '\/windows xp\/i' => 'Windows XP',
\n '\/windows nt 5.0\/i' => 'Windows 2000',
\n '\/windows me\/i' => 'Windows ME',
\n '\/win98\/i' => 'Windows 98',
\n '\/win95\/i' => 'Windows 95',
\n '\/win16\/i' => 'Windows 3.11',
\n '\/macintosh|mac os x\/i' => 'Mac OS X',
\n '\/mac_powerpc\/i' => 'Mac OS 9',
\n '\/linux\/i' => 'Linux',
\n '\/ubuntu\/i' => 'Ubuntu',
\n '\/iphone\/i' => 'iPhone',
\n '\/ipod\/i' => 'iPod',
\n '\/ipad\/i' => 'iPad',
\n '\/android\/i' => 'Android',
\n '\/blackberry\/i' => 'BlackBerry',
\n '\/webos\/i' => 'Mobile'
\n );
\n
\n foreach ($os_array as $regex => $value) {
\n
\n if (preg_match($regex, $user_agent)) {
\n $os_platform = $value;
\n }
\n
\n }
\n
\n return $os_platform;
\n}
\n
\n$callornot=\"call \";
\n$precmds=\"\";
\n$impreexe=\"screenCapture\"; \/\/\"import\";
\n$switches=\"\"; \/\/\" -window root \";
\nif (substr(strtoupper(getOS()),0,3) === 'WIN') {
\n $lportbit=\"\";
\n if (file_exists($_SERVER['DOCUMENT_ROOT'] . \"\\\\\" . $impreexe . \".exe\")) {
\n $precmds=$_SERVER['DOCUMENT_ROOT'] . \"\\\\\";
\n } else {
\n foreach (glob(\"C:\\\\Users\\\\*\\\\\" . $impreexe . \".exe\") as $infl) {
\n $precmds=explode($impreexe . \".exe\", $infl)[0];
\n }
\n }
\n} <\/font>
\n\/\/ blah blah some other PHP functions
\n
\n if (isset($_GET['yourta'])) {
\n \/\/ calendar work
\n } else if (isset($_GET['myta'])) {
\n \/\/ embed image metadata
\n } else if (isset($_POST['myta'])) {
\n \/\/ parse image metadata
\n } else if ($lportbit != \"\")<\/font> {
\n exec(\"\/usr\/sbin\/screencapture -Cd -tjpg \" . $_SERVER['DOCUMENT_ROOT'] . \"\/screen-`date +\\\"%Y%m%d-%H%M\\\"`.jpg\");
\n } else {
\n if (isset($_GET['tz'])) {
\n $tzis=str_replace('+','_',urldecode($_GET['tz']));
\n if (strpos($tzis, \"\/\") !== false) { date_default_timezone_set($tzis); }
\n }
\n $dateis = date('Ymd-Hi');
\n if (file_exists($_SERVER['DOCUMENT_ROOT'] . \"\\\\screenCapture.jpg\")) {
\n exec('copy ' . '\"' . $_SERVER['DOCUMENT_ROOT'] . \"\\\\screenCapture.jpg\" . '\" \"' . $_SERVER['DOCUMENT_ROOT'] . \"\\\\screen-\" . $dateis . '.jpg\"');
\n \/\/ exec('erase ' . '\"' . $_SERVER['DOCUMENT_ROOT'] . \"\\\\screenCapture.jpg\" . '\"');
\n} else {
\n exec($callornot . '\"' . $precmds . $impreexe . '.exe\" ' . $switches . ' \"' . $_SERVER['DOCUMENT_ROOT'] . \"\\\\screen-\" . $dateis . '.jpg\"');
\n }
\n }<\/font>
\n exit;
\n<\/code>
\n?><\/p>\n

… which you may glean has a Windows “fallback” position (with that “copy” codeline). Why? Well, we found a .Net framework “exe creation via bat” using ScreenCapture.bat<\/a> (thanks to this useful link<\/a>) created black screen shots. Probably a privilege thing or PHP exec thing, but we’ve opted for the workaround, which is just “Windows talk” …<\/p>\n