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Hard Copy Flyer Automated Applescript Printing Tutorial

Posted on March 11, 2021 by admin

Did you read Hard Copy Flyer Letter Box Post Tutorial? It talks about something that is like a standing order, like a repeated procedure. Can it benefit from some sort of automation? We think yes. So, with our Apple MacBook … Continue reading →

Posted in eLearning, Operating System, Tutorials | Tagged AppleScript, Did you know, flyer, hardcopy, HTML, letter box, MAMP, post, print, printer, printout, Script Editor, TextWrangler, web browser, webpage, WiFi, wireless | Leave a comment

Multipurpose Buttons Emoji UTF-16 Tutorial

Posted on January 19, 2021 by admin

Yesterday’s Multipurpose Buttons Emoji Input Tutorial‘s HTML Entity emoji input Javascript code sometimes output … &#[UTF-16-Decimal-In-Range-0xDC00-0xDFFF];&#[UTF-16-Decimal-Surrogate-Pair]; … and today’s work was to turn such arrangements into a single … &#[HTML-Entity-Decimal]; … so our Javascript can form the emoji display via … Continue reading →

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Multipurpose Buttons Emoji Input Tutorial

Posted on January 18, 2021 by admin

Progressing further into our “Multipurpose Buttons” project onto yesterday’s Multipurpose Buttons Ondblclick Event Tutorial … emojis are not only useful as menu type Multipurpose Buttons Emoji Links Tutorial links … but also as … emoji text input for the button … Continue reading →

Posted in eLearning, Event-Driven Programming, Tutorials | Tagged absolute, absolute URL, attachment, audio, browse, browsing, button, content, cross-browser, CSS, data, data attributes, Did you know, download, dropdown, email, email attachment, emoji, emoji.html entity, entity, event, file, file API, getBoundingClientRect, HTML, html entity, HTML Global Attributes, image, img, input, Javascript, link, media, mixed content, onclick, onload, programming, proof of concept, protocol, relative, relative URL, sessionStorage, style, textarea, tutorial, user, user interaction, video | Leave a comment

Multipurpose Buttons Ondblclick Event Tutorial

Posted on January 17, 2021 by admin

Yesterday’s Multipurpose Buttons Email Attachment Download Tutorial built on Multipurpose Buttons Onclick Event Logic Tutorial before it, but today’s job is to shore up some of the weaknesses for mobile platforms of attempting to use the mobile (touch) “ontouchend” event … Continue reading →

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Multipurpose Buttons Email Attachment Download Tutorial

Posted on January 16, 2021 by admin

Most of the time developing webpages for a public URL on the World Wide Web we’d suggest and encourage Relative URLs rather than Absolute URLs for … brevity avoids mixed content issues … but there are some occasions where it … Continue reading →

Posted in eLearning, Event-Driven Programming, Tutorials | Tagged absolute, absolute URL, attachment, audio, browse, browsing, button, content, cross-browser, CSS, data, data attributes, Did you know, download, dropdown, email, email attachment, emoji, event, file, file API, getBoundingClientRect, HTML, HTML Global Attributes, image, img, input, Javascript, link, media, mixed content, onclick, onload, programming, proof of concept, protocol, relative, relative URL, sessionStorage, style, textarea, tutorial, user, user interaction, video | Leave a comment

Multipurpose Buttons Onclick Event Logic Tutorial

Posted on January 15, 2021 by admin

The web would be a very boring woooooorrrrrlllllldddd without onclick logics. The number of thoughts regarding what to do when you click on an HTML element are more than the number of grains of sand on Bondi Beach, or the … Continue reading →

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Multipurpose Buttons Emoji Links Tutorial

Posted on January 14, 2021 by admin

We’re adding emojis into the mix of Multipurpose Buttons Media Content Tutorial functionality today. We often describe such additional functionality as an “emoji button” but for the purposes of clarity, today, we describe … “a” links … with a … … Continue reading →

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Multipurpose Buttons Media Content Tutorial

Posted on January 12, 2021 by admin

Were you around for the Window SessionStorage Client Versus Server Tutorial? We found a place where we could differentiate between … sessionStorage … and … localStorage … regarding the combination of … sessionStorage‘s “ephemeral” storage suits … as well as … Continue reading →

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