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HTML Select Element Dynamic Multiple Attribute CSS Tutorial
There’s a dual purpose to today’s work on our “Timed Survey Count” web application, that being … Styling CSS work Preliminary Statistics functionality … respectively because … we got sick of the look of Styling work (or lack of) up … Continue reading
Posted in eLearning, Event-Driven Programming, Tutorials
Tagged accountability, array, button, cache, chart, collection, cookie, cookies, CSS, DOM, dropdown, emoji, error handling, file_get_contents, focus, form, get, Google, Google Charts, HTML, intersession, intrasession, IP address, Javascript, keyboard, keystroke, mobile, multiple, onsubmit, period, PHP, post, programming, project, pseudo class, realtime, report, Safari, select, session, sort, statistics, survey, tally, time, tutorial, url, validation, web browser, web inspector, web server
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HTML Select Element Dynamic Multiple Attribute Chart Tutorial
We’re starting down the road of “Reporting”, primarily, with our latest “Timed Survey Count” web application. In the blog posting title today we say “Chart” and that “Chart” being referred to today are Google Charts, specifically … Histogram Chart … … Continue reading
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Tagged accountability, button, cache, chart, cookie, cookies, DOM, dropdown, emoji, error handling, file_get_contents, focus, form, get, Google, Google Charts, HTML, intersession, intrasession, IP address, Javascript, keyboard, keystroke, mobile, multiple, onsubmit, period, PHP, post, programming, project, realtime, report, Safari, select, session, statistics, survey, tally, time, tutorial, url, validation, web browser, web inspector, web server
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HTML Select Element Dynamic Multiple Attribute Cookie Tutorial
We’ve been going on and on and on and on and on and on and on about “Save and Recall” “accountability” functionality with our “Timed Survey Counter” web application we left off with HTML Select Element Dynamic Multiple Attribute Post … Continue reading
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Tagged accountability, button, cache, cookie, cookies, DOM, dropdown, error handling, file_get_contents, focus, form, get, HTML, intersession, intrasession, IP address, Javascript, keyboard, keystroke, mobile, multiple, onsubmit, period, PHP, post, programming, project, realtime, Safari, select, session, survey, tally, time, tutorial, url, validation, web browser, web inspector, web server
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HTML Select Element Dynamic Multiple Attribute Post Tutorial
In the real world of web application programming, as far as what we call “accountability” goes, and we think of … “accountability” with a web application, for us, goes along the lines of having a web application whose data can … Continue reading
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Tagged accountability, button, DOM, dropdown, error handling, file_get_contents, focus, form, get, HTML, Javascript, keyboard, keystroke, mobile, multiple, onsubmit, period, PHP, post, programming, project, realtime, Safari, select, survey, tally, time, tutorial, url, validation, web inspector, web server
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W3C XHTML Nu Checker Validation Primer Tutorial
Have you ever had an out of body experience? I have, twice, and that second one verifies the first, at least for me, in that it is hard to validate it, or believe that it definitely happened, exactly, that first … Continue reading
Posted in Coding, eLearning, Tutorials
Tagged CSS, deprecated, Did you know, div, HTML, programming, tutorial, validation, validator, W3C, World Wide Consortium, XHTML
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Firefox Scratchpad Javascript Primer Tutorial
Today’s tutorial looks at the scenario of webpages “virtually” just made up of Javascript … “virtually” because we’ve stopped short of turning this into a bookmarklet. Today we write the Tic Tac Toe game in Javascript “virtually” only. If you … Continue reading
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Tagged bookmarklet, Firefox, game, Javascript, programming, Scratchpad, Tic-tac-toe, tutorial, validation
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HTML Validation Primer Tutorial
There is an independent means by which you can check your HTML code to be compliant as valid HTML5 data. This service is run by the World Wide Web Consortium, or W3C and this month is their 20th anniversary, so, … Continue reading
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Tagged HTML, HTML5, landing page, Tim Berners-Lee, tutorial, validation, W3C, web page, World Wide Consortium, www
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PHP/Javascript JSON Feed or Array Data Primer Tutorial
JSON is a very useful protocol because: There is a lot of support in Javascript and the server-side languages, such as PHP or ASP.Net, for JSON-friendly functionality. Many website feeds use JSON as their protocol (format) of choice. Today‘s live … Continue reading
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Tagged array, data integration, Did you know, feed, Google, Google Charts, Javascript, JSON, json_decode, PHP, programming, tutorial, validation, Worldbank
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