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HTML and Javascript and CSS Survey Traverse CSV Geo Chart Order Tutorial
It’s been about a three day bugbear for us that ever since we introduced the possibility for geographical (ie. latitude, longitude) co-ordinate input data to do with yesterday’s HTML and Javascript and CSS Survey Traverse CSV Geo Chart Emoji Tutorial‘s … Continue reading →
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Tagged client pre-emptive iframe, co-ordinates, codepoint, column, comma separated values, context, CSS, CSV, data, delimitation, delimiter, emoji, file_get_contents, font, font size, geo chart, geochart, Google chart, HTML, html entity, IFRAME, import traverse, Javascript, Land Surveying, linked lines, local storage, localStorage, map chart, order, PHP, place, placename, scale, span, srcdoc, SVG, text
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Animated GIF Random Slide Order Tutorial
Further to yesterday’s Animated GIF Local Browse Tutorial progress for our inhouse animated GIF creator, today we augment the … slide order of animated GIF is as per ordered by the user in the textboxes … with … slide order … Continue reading →
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Tagged animated gif, annotation, bridge, browse, cache, closed captions, comment, DejaVuSansMono, delay, emoji, file, file API, FileReader, font, hashtag, karaoke, lyrics, making of, mashed, order, PHP, poetry, presentation, procedure, programming, random, slide, song, text, title, true type font, tutorial, unicode, watermark, Wikipedia, YouTube
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Javascript Internationalization Resolved Options Tutorial
The recent Collation Javascript Internationalization Tutorial thread of blog postings regarding Javascript (client) Internationalization ideas, via the Intl object was missing an “overture”, if you will. It’s (to do with) the resolvedOptions methods, the use of which can assist the … Continue reading →
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Tagged ascii, awk, character, character set, collation, command line, currency, currency code, data, database, date, datetime, default, document.write, DOM, ecma, Google, Google Translate, HTML, internationalization, intl, ISO, ISO 4217, Javascript, language, language code, Macbook Pro, macOS, MySql, number, order, programming, proof of concept, resolvedOptions, search, sort, time, timezone, tutorial, utf-8, Wordpress
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Collation Javascript Internationalization Tutorial
On top of the recent Internationalization … DateTime … and … Currency and Number …. work, today we add on some … Collation … and let’s see what Wikipedia says about it … Collation is the assembly of written information … Continue reading →
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Tagged ascii, awk, character, character set, collation, command line, currency, currency code, data, database, date, datetime, document.write, DOM, ecma, Google, Google Translate, HTML, internationalization, intl, Javascript, language, language code, Macbook Pro, macOS, MySql, number, order, programming, proof of concept, search, sort, time, timezone, tutorial, utf-8, Wordpress
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Window LocalStorage Client Versus Server Map Tutorial
Get a good map, and a goodly number of times you’ll want a map of smaller or larger scale than the one you have. Murphy’s Law? This is probably why in the wonderful woooooooorrrrrrrrlllllld of Google Charts they have included … Continue reading →
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Tagged Ajax, annotation, API, arguments, bad request, calendar, canvas, clipboard, collaboration, contenteditable, cookies, CSS, date, Did you know, email, emoji, flag, font, form, geo chart, geographicals, glow, Gmail, Google, Google chart, Google Maps, graphics, highlight, HTML, HTTP cookies, hyperlink, IFRAME, image, img, integration, internationalization, Javascript, linear gradient, link, localStorage, map, method, monospaced, multiple, navigation, onclick, onload, onmouseoiver, onsubmit, ontouchmove, order, overlay, place, popup window, programming, prompt, session, sessionStorage, share, sharing, SMS, software integration, sort, srcdoc, stop press, styling, textarea, time, timeline, timezone, trip, tutorial, validate, weather, Wikipedia, workflow, YouTube, z-index
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Window LocalStorage Client Versus Server Timeline Tutorial
Up to yesterday’s Window LocalStorage Client Versus Server User Tutorial‘s progress, our Capital City Find Matching Country Report web application project was all about … where (and capital of “what”) … but we often seek out a way to add … Continue reading →
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Tagged Ajax, annotation, API, arguments, bad request, calendar, canvas, clipboard, collaboration, contenteditable, cookies, CSS, date, Did you know, email, emoji, flag, font, form, geo chart, geographicals, glow, Gmail, Google, Google chart, Google Maps, graphics, highlight, HTML, HTTP cookies, hyperlink, IFRAME, image, img, integration, internationalization, Javascript, linear gradient, link, localStorage, map, method, monospaced, multiple, navigation, onclick, onload, onmouseoiver, onsubmit, ontouchmove, order, overlay, place, popup window, programming, prompt, session, sessionStorage, share, sharing, SMS, software integration, sort, srcdoc, stop press, styling, textarea, time, timeline, timezone, trip, tutorial, validate, weather, Wikipedia, workflow, YouTube, z-index
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Window LocalStorage Client Versus Server User Tutorial
The inherent weakness with our current Capital City Find Matching Country Report web application project, to our minds, was that places of interest are not restricted to the Capital Cities of Countries, especially when “Trip Planning”. On the other hand, … Continue reading →
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Tagged Ajax, API, arguments, bad request, canvas, clipboard, collaboration, contenteditable, cookies, CSS, Did you know, email, emoji, flag, font, form, geo chart, geographicals, glow, Gmail, Google, Google chart, Google Maps, graphics, highlight, HTML, HTTP cookies, hyperlink, IFRAME, image, img, integration, internationalization, Javascript, linear gradient, link, localStorage, map, method, monospaced, multiple, navigation, onclick, onload, onmouseoiver, onsubmit, ontouchmove, order, overlay, place, popup window, programming, prompt, session, sessionStorage, share, sharing, SMS, software integration, sort, srcdoc, stop press, styling, textarea, timezone, trip, tutorial, validate, weather, Wikipedia, workflow, YouTube, z-index
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Animated GIF Audio or Video Foreground Tutorial
Three topics of our interest come together today, those being … animated GIF creation via image slides URL or data-URI (result of local browsing) … synchronizing media (a totally harder ballgame on mobile platforms, but possible for non-mobile Animated GIF … Continue reading →