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HTML Table Cell Contenteditable Onload Tutorial

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If you are a regular at this blog you’ll no doubt have tweaked that we are very keen to use Javascript’s document.body’s onload event to add flexibility to proceedings. Today, though, it is an awareness of a web application’s data … Continue reading →

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HTML Table Cell Contenteditable Tutorial

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Yesterday’s HTML div Contenteditable Form Tutorial was all about the global attribute contenteditable=true rather than about HTML div elements per se, hence the challenge we gave you … … (but perhaps you should broaden my horizons with feedback on other … Continue reading →

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HTML div Contenteditable Form Tutorial

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Are you like me, and think that the global attribute contenteditable=true can be incredibly useful, so far we’ve been thinking, with HTML div elements, in particular (but perhaps you should broaden my horizons with feedback on other element types?!). You … Continue reading →

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Java Command Line Email Attachment Tutorial

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Call me simple headed, but I believe the concept of an attachment in an email is one of the best concepts to have come out of Information Technology ever since … email. Attachments represent to us that there really was … Continue reading →

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Interesting Places Sorting Tutorial

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We’re all different regarding our levels of tolerance for “disorder”. One person’s view of “disorder” is not likely to match, exactly, anybody else within “cooooooeeeeee”. Personally, don’t mind mess, but can disappoint on those occasions where it takes that little … Continue reading →

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PHP GD Image at Pixel Level Animation Aesthetics Tutorial

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We augment yesterday’s PHP GD Image at Pixel Level Management of Animation Tutorial genesis to the control or management of the pixellation animation functionalities, by today, looking at some of the management of the look, or the aesthethics, of those … Continue reading →

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HTML5 Form API Validation Primer Tutorial

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HTML5 is more than just the “5” tagged on. Take a look at this list of API related parts to the HTML5 specification. As you may have gleaned from our recent HTML Input Element Types Randomized History Tutorial a lot … Continue reading →

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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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