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Who Am I Game Linked Iframe Tutorial
Today’s work adds functionality onto yesterday’s Who Am I Game Primer Tutorial, allowing for this game to involve two players. Two players using the one computer or device? We do this today by making use of the HTML (textbox) input … Continue reading →
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PDF Attachments Add Page Tutorial
PDF being the generic “online” printing format of choice for so many online users, it has to cater for many a varied original data style that it is often “exported” from, or “printed” from. This is where “document processing” often … Continue reading →
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PDF Attachments Canvas Tutorial
Do you remember the series of blog postings ending with Contact Us Feedback Animated GIF Tutorial and how it used an HTML(5) canvas element’s toDataURL() method to do lots of its functionality? Well, we’re here to tell you that great … Continue reading →
Google Geo and Map Chart Integration Tutorial
Adding to the recent Google Geo and Map Chart Co-ordinate Mobile Tutorial we introduce a tighter level of integration between … Google Chart Map Chart interface we host here as the map.php‘s PHP changed live run link … with the … Continue reading →
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Google Geo and Map Chart Co-ordinate Mobile Tutorial
The recent Google Geo and Map Chart Co-ordinate Small Country Tutorial left us with a less than fully functional scenario for mobile platforms, especially regarding the Geo Chart part to the work. What you find with mobile platforms is that … Continue reading →
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Google Geo and Map Chart Co-ordinate Small Country Tutorial
The recent Google Geo and Map Chart Co-ordinate Overlay Tutorial had us overlaying … Geo Chart shows country outline … with … Geo Chart shows that country’s flag … via our “World Flags” emoji based supervisory web application. But what … Continue reading →
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Google Geo and Map Chart Co-ordinate Overlay Tutorial
Yesterday’s Google Geo and Map Chart Co-ordinate Emojis Tutorial had an “Eat at Joe’s” type of animation of the two modes of interfacing to Google Chart Geo Chart and Map Chart for the Flags of the World web application, those … Continue reading →
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Google Geo and Map Chart Co-ordinate Emojis Tutorial
Yesterday’s Google Geo Chart Co-ordinate Emojis Tutorial set up the interfacing PHP web application we have to the Google Chart Geo Chart be capable of displaying emojis. But other applications can find a use for this. Do you remember the … Continue reading →
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