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YouTube Embedded Iframe API Video Unavailable Moderation Tutorial 
When doing the work for yesterday’s YouTube Embedded Iframe API and the Promise Object Tutorial we found some … Video unavailable … videos (that happen regarding some broken privilege on those videos). In trying to skip over these, we were … Continue reading
Posted in Ajax, eLearning, Event-Driven Programming, Tutorials
Tagged Ajax, API, asynchronous, content, details, email, FormData, IFRAME, inline html email, Javascript, moderation, multitasking, object, onerror, overlay, process, programming, progress, progress bar, promise, promise object, schedule, sleep, summary, tutorial, video, YouTube, YouTube API
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YouTube Embedded Iframe API and the Promise Object Tutorial
There’s another environment in which we want to involve use of the promise object following on from yesterday’s Promise Object Sleeping and Doing Primer Tutorial, and that is with an inhouse web application using the YouTube Embedded Iframe API. Today’s … Continue reading
Posted in eLearning, Event-Driven Programming, Tutorials
Tagged API, asynchronous, content, details, IFRAME, Javascript, multitasking, object, overlay, process, programming, progress, progress bar, promise, promise object, schedule, sleep, summary, tutorial, video, YouTube, YouTube API
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Promise Object Sleeping and Doing Primer Tutorial
We’re here today to fulfil yesterday’s Web Application Controlled Progress Cursor Primer Tutorial‘s pledge … … which reminded me that we need to learn some more about the promise object … and were happy to discover the Promise object talents … Continue reading
Posted in eLearning, Event-Driven Programming, Tutorials
Tagged asynchronous, Javascript, multitasking, object, process, programming, progress, progress bar, promise, promise object, schedule, sleep, tutorial
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PHP Blog Summary Fixed Title Events Tutorial
Yesterday’s PHP Blog Summary Fixed Titles Tutorial dealt with … the look (ie. the aesthetics) of the newly introduced Fixed Titles into our Code Download Table here at this blog … and today we turn our attention to … making … Continue reading
Posted in eLearning, Event-Driven Programming, Tutorials
Tagged click, column, crontab, CSS, curl, data attributes, Did you know, document.getElementsByTagName, DOM, event, horizontal scrolling, HTML, Javascript, jQuery, mobile, onclick, onmousedown, ontouchdown, overlay, PHP, position, programming, report, schedule, scroll, scrolling, stop press, table, tablesorter, tabular, tutorial, vertical scrolling, viewport, width, z-index
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PHP Blog Summary Fixed Titles Tutorial
Sometimes with a webpage depicting a long tabular report such as our RJM Programming GETME Report one used by this blog’s All Posts menu’s Code Download Table submenu link (you can read more about with PHP Blog Summary Follow Up … Continue reading
Posted in eLearning, Event-Driven Programming, Tutorials
Tagged crontab, CSS, curl, DOM, horizontal scrolling, HTML, Javascript, overlay, PHP, position, programming, report, schedule, scroll, scrolling, table, tabular, tutorial, vertical scrolling, z-index
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Linux sendmail nohup Repeatable Email Report Tutorial
We left off yesterday’s Linux sendmail nohup Report Content Tutorial … … to start down this new parameterizable “journey”. “Journey”, because there is more to do regarding “tabular” display in thought and action. … panning out not to be the … Continue reading
Posted in eLearning, Tutorials
Tagged argument, attachment, audio, awk, background, batch, command, command line, content, content type, CSS, curl, delimitation, delimiter, echo, email, file, genericization, genericize, header, HTML, image, interpretive, korn shell, Linux, local, MAMP, media, mime, mime type, mimetype, multiple, nohup, parameter, parameterization, programming, ps, recursion, remote, report, schedule, scheduling, sed, sendmail, single, standing order, table, tabular, time, timezone, token, tutorial, unix, url, video, web server, wildcard
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Linux sendmail nohup Report Content Tutorial
It’s all fine and good adding “nohup” scheduling but what if there are not ways to schedule “what” (ie. the resultant report content) a lot of users want, adding onto the recent Linux sendmail nohup Refined Scheduling Tutorial? Well, today, … Continue reading
Posted in eLearning, Tutorials
Tagged argument, attachment, audio, awk, background, batch, command, command line, content, content type, CSS, curl, echo, email, file, genericization, genericize, header, HTML, image, interpretive, korn shell, Linux, local, MAMP, media, mime, mime type, mimetype, multiple, nohup, parameter, parameterization, programming, ps, recursion, remote, report, schedule, scheduling, sed, sendmail, single, time, timezone, token, tutorial, unix, url, video, web server, wildcard
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Linux sendmail nohup Refined Scheduling Tutorial
Yesterday’s Linux sendmail nohup Scheduling Tutorial left us with a Linux (or unix) … nohup “&” background processing recursion (perhaps) … scheduling Korn Shell script coding snippet for either … one off scheduled process execution … eg. date_ps_ef.ksh 10:43 … … Continue reading
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Tagged argument, attachment, audio, awk, background, batch, command line, content type, CSS, curl, echo, email, file, genericization, genericize, header, HTML, image, interpretive, korn shell, Linux, local, MAMP, media, mime, mime type, mimetype, multiple, nohup, parameter, parameterization, programming, ps, recursion, remote, schedule, scheduling, sed, sendmail, single, time, timezone, token, tutorial, unix, url, video, web server, wildcard
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