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AutoCompletion ComboBox Relative URL Tutorial
As the web application programmer for a domain URL part which is quite long … ie. “www.rjmprogramming.com.au” … it is no surprise, in this age of small screen widths and limited patience for typing keyboard data in, that we are … Continue reading →
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AutoCompletion ComboBox Base URL Tutorial
Adding to AutoCompletion ComboBox Mobile Tutorial and having a data based theme as per AutoCompletion ComboBox Drill Down Tutorial is today’s work, challenging the restrictiveness of the underlying web application’s reliance on Wikipedia information for underlying data interest. As you … Continue reading →
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AutoCompletion ComboBox Mobile Tutorial
Improving on yesterday’s AutoCompletion ComboBox Drill Down Tutorial‘s wikiautocompletion.htm‘s changed HTML parent wikiautocompletion.htm‘s live run today it is mainly mobile platform considerations that got us … adding a meta viewport element as per … <meta id=”myviewport” name=”viewport” content=”width=device-width, initial-scale=1.3, minimum-scale=0.1, … Continue reading →
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AutoCompletion ComboBox Drill Down Tutorial
After yesterday’s AutoCompletion ComboBox Navigate Tutorial, today we want to turn our attention to “data matters”. So far our data has consisted of … initial layer of hardcopy data … and yesterday we offered … user enterable Wikipedia “List Of” … Continue reading →
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AutoCompletion ComboBox Navigate Tutorial
Today’s task on top of the proof of concept work of yesterday’s AutoCompletion ComboBox Primer Tutorial is to get some meaningful functionality when clicking that “Test” button (which up until today you would describe as “Validation only” functionality). And so, … Continue reading →
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