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Conditional Alternative to Javascript Popup Windows in iOS Tutorial

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Yesterday’s Conditional Alternative to Javascript Popup Windows Tutorial is put into context, today, as we start our journey down the road of readying some of our rjmprogramming.com.au PHP web applications to only conditionally use the Javascript popup windows if we … Continue reading →

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Conditional Alternative to Javascript Popup Windows Tutorial

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We’ve been working on HTML Javascript conditional Javascript “overload” thoughts. The first project with respect to this? Conditional “overload” of the Javascript prompt and confirm and alert popup windows with an HTML form containing input type=text and input type=submit “button” … Continue reading →

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Think Think Game Primer Tutorial

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Further to our Javascript Genericization and Overloading discussion last taken up with Javascript Function Overload Genericization Tutorial as shown below, we add another game to the “DotDotDot” type of games, today. Basically the game is really simple … Think ?, … Continue reading →

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Javascript Function Overload Genericization Tutorial

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A while back now, when we presented Javascript Function Overload Primer Tutorial as shown way below, we considered an ultimate “dream” scenario … You may wonder, at this point, why this blog posting took so long? Well, the original “dream” … Continue reading →

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Javascript Dynamic Function Overload Tutorial

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Once you’ve succeeded with a piece of coding logic that is functioning, and you went to the trouble of making it modular, which we feel we did a couple of days ago when we presented Javascript Function Overload Primer Tutorial, … Continue reading →

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