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YouTube Video List of Play External Javascript Supervisor Tutorial
Revisiting web application projects, and incorporating new functionality, we get best joy when a suite of web applications like our “Brady Bunch YouTube Music” peer to peer suite can all be attended to via changes to just the one external … Continue reading →
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Tagged $_POST, animated gif, audio, autoplay, blob, browse, browsing, coding, concertina, CSS, data, data size, data url, debugging, delay, delimitation, delimiter, details, DOM, external Javascript, file API, form, Google Translate, hashtag, HTML, IFRAME, intervention, iOS, iPhone, Javascript, localStorage, logic, loop, looping, media, method, mobile, modularization, node.js, object, onload, onloadedmetadata, OOP, overlay, peer, peer to peer, PHP, planning, play, playlist, position, post, programming, recall, reveal, rule, rules, seek, shuffle, software, style, styling, suck and see, suite, summary, synchronization, synchronize, tap, Text to Speech, tutorial, video, Web Application, web browser, web inspector, YouTube
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YouTube Video List of Play Supervisor Tutorial
Today, as far as “YouTube Video List of Play” supervisors goes, we add to yesterday’s Spliced Audio/Video YouTube Shuffle Tutorial … our changed splice_audio.htm Spliced Audio/Video/Image web application live run our tweaked esp_ornot_esp.html YouTube API Interfacing web application … with … Continue reading →
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Tagged $_POST, animated gif, audio, autoplay, blob, browse, browsing, coding, concertina, CSS, data, data size, data url, debugging, delay, delimitation, delimiter, details, DOM, file API, form, Google Translate, hashtag, HTML, IFRAME, intervention, iOS, iPhone, Javascript, localStorage, logic, loop, looping, media, method, mobile, node.js, object, onload, onloadedmetadata, OOP, overlay, PHP, planning, play, playlist, position, post, programming, recall, reveal, rule, rules, seek, shuffle, software, style, styling, suck and see, summary, synchronization, synchronize, tap, Text to Speech, tutorial, video, web browser, web inspector, YouTube
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Spliced Audio/Video YouTube Shuffle Tutorial
Some of the motivation for today’s addition of Shuffle logic to the “YouTube Video List of Plays” work we last mentioned with Spliced Audio/Video YouTube Mobile Recall Tutorial of recent times is to do with the huge percentage of time … Continue reading →
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Tagged $_POST, animated gif, audio, autoplay, blob, browse, browsing, coding, concertina, CSS, data, data size, data url, debugging, delay, delimitation, delimiter, details, DOM, file API, form, Google Translate, hashtag, HTML, IFRAME, intervention, iOS, iPhone, Javascript, localStorage, logic, loop, looping, media, method, mobile, node.js, object, onload, onloadedmetadata, OOP, overlay, PHP, planning, play, playlist, position, post, programming, recall, reveal, rule, rules, seek, shuffle, software, style, styling, suck and see, summary, synchronization, synchronize, tap, Text to Speech, tutorial, video, web browser, web inspector, YouTube
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Spliced Audio/Video YouTube Mobile Recall Tutorial
Of course we want to be like Spotify, with the one tap meaning peace for long periods playing music, as it is with YouTube playlists on mobile platforms. God knows, we’ve winged enough about this mobile requirement to have a … Continue reading →
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Tagged $_POST, animated gif, audio, autoplay, blob, browse, browsing, coding, concertina, CSS, data, data size, data url, debugging, delay, delimitation, delimiter, details, DOM, file API, form, Google Translate, hashtag, HTML, IFRAME, intervention, iOS, iPhone, Javascript, localStorage, logic, loop, looping, media, method, mobile, node.js, object, onload, onloadedmetadata, OOP, overlay, PHP, planning, play, playlist, position, post, programming, recall, reveal, rule, rules, seek, software, style, styling, suck and see, summary, synchronization, synchronize, tap, Text to Speech, tutorial, video, web browser, web inspector, YouTube
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Spliced Audio/Video YouTube Recall Tutorial
Yesterday’s Spliced Audio/Video YouTube Overlay Tutorial uses the considerably changed karaoke_youtube_api.htm inhouse YouTube video interfacer to add some new … recall looping … functionality possibilities where a supervisory web application such as so far just … our changed splice_audio.htm Spliced … Continue reading →
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Tagged $_POST, animated gif, audio, autoplay, blob, browse, browsing, coding, concertina, CSS, data, data size, data url, debugging, delay, delimitation, delimiter, details, DOM, file API, form, Google Translate, hashtag, HTML, IFRAME, Javascript, localStorage, logic, loop, looping, media, method, node.js, object, onload, onloadedmetadata, OOP, overlay, PHP, planning, play, position, post, programming, recall, reveal, rule, rules, seek, software, style, styling, suck and see, summary, synchronization, synchronize, Text to Speech, tutorial, video, web browser, web inspector, YouTube
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Image Conversions via PHP GD Browsing Tutorial
As well as the recent Image Conversions via PHP GD URL Tutorial‘s input data modes of use … relative URLs (to the RJM Programming domain) … and we see why we may have left this like this … we wanted … Continue reading →
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Image Conversions via PHP GD URL Tutorial
The PHP inhouse Image Converter web application last talked about at Image Conversions via PHP GD Overlay Reveal Tutorial got a revisit today. It’s been more than two years, and that amount of separation sometimes gives you the chance to … Continue reading →
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Tagged $_POST, absolute, absolute URL, Apache, arguments, attribute, backward compatibility, basename, bimp, brightness, cartoon, colourize, comma, command, command line, contrast, conversion, convert, crontab, crop, curl, data uri, Did you know, Document Root, download, dropdown, emboss, emoji, file, file specification, file_get_contents, filter, filtering, filters, form, GD, GIMP, glob, grayscale, image, image URL, ImageMagick, img, Javascript, korn shell, link, local web server, MAMP, merge, method, mode, modes of use, multiple, navigate, navigation, negate, onchange, open, overlay, PaintBrush, PHP, pixellate, preg_replace, procedure, programming, recall, regex, regular expression, relative URL, replace, reveal, schedule, script, select, shell, switch, switches, table, tick, transparency, tutorial, type ahead buffer, url, verb, wildcard
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YouTube Video API Event Playlist Generations Tutorial
Recently, on this current YouTube API interfacing Song Playing web application, further to the recent YouTube Video API Event Playlist User Settings Tutorial, we’ve been referring a lot to … top.document.title … as a place to store settings in which … Continue reading →
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