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PHP GD Image at Pixel Level Open Image in New Tab Tutorial
We encouraged recently to use the web browser right click (for Windows, two finger gesture on Mac) functionality on our pixellated images in yesterday’s PHP GD Image at Pixel Level User of Signature Tutorial work, for instance. But we were … Continue reading →
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Python and Perl ftp Download Tutorial
The Three Ps ride again today, building on yesterday’s Perl ftp and the Three Ps Tutorial and adding in the ability to download a single file at a time as a “Download” scenario … in modern parlance … though in … Continue reading →
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Tagged button, command line, connection, download, exec, file, file transfer, ftp, get, kermit, Linux, list, Perl, PHP, programming, protocol, Python, read, submit, tutorial, url, write
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Perl ftp and the Three Ps Tutorial
Yesterday’s Python ftp Primer Tutorial is given a “return of the Three Ps” feel today. Yes, we code some Perl to do similar ftp listing logic as we did with Python yesterday, so that … PHP supervises ftp listing functionality … Continue reading →
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Tagged button, command line, connection, exec, ftp, Linux, list, Perl, PHP, programming, Python, submit, tutorial, url
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Conditional Alternative to Javascript Popup Windows in iOS Tutorial
Yesterday’s Conditional Alternative to Javascript Popup Windows Tutorial is put into context, today, as we start our journey down the road of readying some of our rjmprogramming.com.au PHP web applications to only conditionally use the Javascript popup windows if we … Continue reading →
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Tagged alert popup box, button, conditional, confirm popup box, form, HTML, input, interactive, iOS, iPad, iPhone, Javascript, navigation, onblur, onkeypress, overload, popup, programming, prompt, prompt popup box, submit, textbox, tutorial, UIWebView, WebView, WKWebView, Xcode
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Conditional Alternative to Javascript Popup Windows Tutorial
We’ve been working on HTML Javascript conditional Javascript “overload” thoughts. The first project with respect to this? Conditional “overload” of the Javascript prompt and confirm and alert popup windows with an HTML form containing input type=text and input type=submit “button” … Continue reading →
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