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Python Requests HTTP Module Primer Tutorial
Python being the great serverside language it is, caters well for functionality involving the HTTP protocol, the protocol of the Internet. Perhaps you recall the usage of the Python “HTMLParser” when we presented Python HTML Attribute Parsing Primer Tutorial involving … Continue reading →
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Legend for and from HTML Map Element Web Server Tutorial
Yesterday, when we presented Legend for and from HTML Map Element Geolocation Tutorial as shown below, we used cross-domain window.postMessage messaging to allow the interchange of geolocation, regarding the “where” of life, and today we look at some “what” possibilities … Continue reading →
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Tagged Ajax, background image, browse, CORS, cross-domain, CSS, file_get_contents, form, geolocation, header, HTML, HTML5, IFRAME, Javascript, jQuery, legend, map, message, messaging, mobilefish, ob_start, overlay, PHP, phpinfo, popup, programming, request, SVG, table, tutorial, web server, window.open, window.postMessage
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Legend for and from HTML Map Element Geolocation Tutorial
We thought we might have finished with the thread of blog postings last ending with Legend for and from HTML Map Element CSS Tutorial as shown below, but we hadn’t banked on the significance of the ideas of window.postMessage, and … Continue reading →
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Tagged Ajax, background image, browse, CORS, cross-domain, CSS, file_get_contents, form, geolocation, header, HTML, HTML5, IFRAME, Javascript, jQuery, legend, map, message, messaging, mobilefish, overlay, PHP, popup, programming, request, SVG, table, tutorial, window.open, window.postMessage
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Legend for and from HTML Map Element CSS Tutorial
Our “Legend for and from HTML Map Element” blog posting thread continues today wrapping up a few issues and fixing some bugs, discovering for the first time for us, a true use for multiple background images, so please read on … Continue reading →
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Tagged Ajax, background image, browse, CORS, cross-domain, CSS, file_get_contents, form, header, HTML, HTML5, IFRAME, Javascript, jQuery, legend, map, message, messaging, mobilefish, overlay, PHP, popup, programming, request, SVG, table, tutorial, window.open, window.postMessage
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Legend for and from HTML Map Element Ajax Tutorial
Okay, so we find ourselves at the “HTML Url” last category section for Urls that you do not have the wherewithall to control anything about, unlike yesterday’s controllable and co-operative arrangements using window.postMessage techniques that we outlined with Legend for … Continue reading →
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Tagged Ajax, background image, browse, CORS, cross-domain, file_get_contents, form, header, HTML, HTML5, IFRAME, Javascript, jQuery, legend, map, message, messaging, mobilefish, overlay, PHP, popup, programming, request, SVG, table, tutorial, window.open, window.postMessage
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