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Geo Chart Zoom Offset Tutorial
Even though we use the word “zoom” in today’s tutorial title, what we are really doing in today’s work with the Geo Chart is to offer … way to scale the Geo Chart by specifying a width and height with … Continue reading →
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Map Chart Geo Chart Post Tutorial
Further to yesterday’s Geo Chart Resizable Text Overlay Tutorial another integration aspect uncovered using … Region Picker … through … Google Chart interfacing of Map Chart … to … Geo Chart … for the “T” (for TimeZone) inhouse menu option, … Continue reading →
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Geo Chart Resizable Text Overlay Tutorial
There is little doubt that when you spend a concentrated block of time interfacing among software parts (or modules) playing their “bit parts” in an overall solution to 42 an aim, you learn about the strengths and weaknesses of these … Continue reading →
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Region Picker Sticky Scrolling Tutorial
With our current Region Picker web application of recent blog postings, like yesterday’s Region Picker Geographicals Tutorial, you may have noticed … quite a bit of CSS position: fixed; positioning … fairly easily understood as an element occupying screen space … Continue reading →
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Region Picker Geographicals Tutorial
All the recent Region Picker focus on … regions … doh! … turns to … geographicals … as possible … as a “marker” representative position … because, as possible, this opens up possibilities for our inhouse Javascript prompt window menus, … Continue reading →
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GeoJson World Coastlines Drag and Drop Tutorial
The primary aim of today’s work, onto yesterday’s GeoJson World Drag and Drop on iPad Tutorial iPad integration is to … add similar drag and drop logic into our World Coastlines GeoJson web application … and along the way, also … Continue reading →
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Tagged Apple, attribute, child, coastline, debug, debugging, develop, develop menu, div, DOM, drag, drag and drop, drop, event, external Javascript, geojson, Google, Google Earth, Google Maps, hardware, IFRAME, inspect, iOS, iPad, Javascript, JSON, lead, long drag, MacBook Air, map, mobile, onclick, parent, programming, Safari, scrolling, srcdoc, SVG, tutorial, web inspector, Wikipedia
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GeoJson World Drag and Drop on iPad Tutorial
Yesterday’s GeoJson World Drag and Drop Google Tutorial had us at a very interesting position, one that we cannot recall ever happening before, that being … our GeoJson World Countries web application Drag and Drop logic worked on an iPhone … Continue reading →
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GeoJson World Drag and Drop Google Tutorial
We often turn to what we like to call … “long hover” (ie. on non-mobile, wait for a long while after the onmouseover event initiation to see whether the user is still hovering) … and today, a bit like that, … Continue reading →
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