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PHP/HTML/Javascript Sudoku Game Chat Typing Tutorial
We’ve seen chat websites and SMS messaging types of apps that indicate to users in communication with each other when another user is typing, so that they have a chance to wait for that correspondence before sending their own next … Continue reading
Posted in eLearning, Event-Driven Programming, Games, Tutorials
Tagged $_GET, arguments, cell, Chat, collaboration, comments, conduit, data, data source, DOM, dropdown, email, file_get_contents, file_put_contents, game, grid, HTML, input, invitation, Javascript, linear gradient, localStorage, mailto, mathematics, maths, mode, notification, notifications, onblur, onkeydown, personalization, PHP, programming, recall, select, share, sharing, SMS, sudoku, table, textarea, textbox, tutorial, typing
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HTML Link Contenteditable URL Primer Tutorial
Around here we’re keen on the contenteditable=true HTML global attribute, but had never applied it to any HTML “a” links until we did it when we presented Image and Text PDF Primer Tutorial … Specifically, here, with an “a” link … Continue reading
Posted in eLearning, Event-Driven Programming, Tutorials
Tagged attribute, click, contenteditable, href, HTML, innerHTML, Javascript, link, navigate, onblur, onclick, onkeydown, programming, tutorial
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Landing Page Autocompletion Blog RegExp Finds Tutorial
Yesterday’s Landing Page Autocompletion Blog Finds Tutorial needed work … tweaking for user driven RegExp (via Javascript) blog post finding from the RJM Programming Landing Pages, the old top codeline relying on string matching string length, a concept that does … Continue reading
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Tagged autocompletion, crontab, DOM, dropdown, event, filtering, hotkey, HTML, Javascript, keyboard, keystroke, landing page, onkeydown, programming, regexp, select, stop press, textbox, tutorial, web server, word, words
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Landing Page Autocompletion Blog Finds Tutorial
Two recent themes, and another we like, and enjoy using, combine today, as per … the “Landing Page” theme of yesterday’s Blog Posting Filtering Background Date Interfacing Tutorial … along with … not that we’ve said it in so many … Continue reading
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Tagged autocompletion, crontab, DOM, dropdown, event, filtering, hotkey, HTML, Javascript, keyboard, keystroke, landing page, onkeydown, programming, select, stop press, textbox, tutorial, web server, word, words
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PHP/HTML/Javascript Sudoku Game Chat Names Tutorial
Am sure there are a lot of users out there who’d prefer being referred to by their name rather than some form of number in their online activities. But we don’t want to be nosy and have an optional paradigm … Continue reading →