This is pretty obvious, I suppose. I decided to post it anyway. The standard way of getting PHP output into a HTML file (that you don't want to give the PHP extension) is to configure the server to interpret HTML files as PHP. But your web host may not support the htaccess file(s) needed for this. No worries, there's a client side way of getting PHP output into HTML. Just put the following lines where you want the output to display in your HTML file (and don't forget to reference the jQuery ...
I was inspired by a recent forum thread, to write a click counter that can count clicks/hits to any HTML element (links, buttons, images, etc.). Multiple counts are saved to one text file (no database needed) using PHP, while AJAX displays the increasing numbers in real time. No page refresh required! It's very light-weight because no dependencies or large JavaScript libraries are used - it's all plain JS. DEMO - AJAX & PHP Click-Counter with Flat File Storage ...
Updated 11-17-2015 at 12:23 PM by Beverleyh
I've recently been working on digital signage displays for a school (scheduled web pages displayed on 42" TV screens) so I thought I'd write a short blog post to show you the mechanics of how their news and updates are presented on the screens. It uses CSS3 animation for visual effects and a small JavaScript function to time the slides. Behind the scenes, the news displayed on the digital signage is managed with my free software, Fast Feed, so if you'd like to explore that option, ...
Updated 10-25-2015 at 12:10 PM by Beverleyh
Let visitors select categories from your portfolio/ film collection/ club page, etc., and view them in a collapsed group, with this simple JS and CSS3 filter. Where you might use a filtering script - to filter your portfolio (web design, graphics, print, media production, etc.) - to filter you film collection by genre (horror, comedy, romance, western, etc.) - to filter youth clubs by age or gender - to filter study periods by subject (or free time) ...
Updated 09-21-2015 at 08:22 AM by Beverleyh
The EU cookie law went into effect in the UK in May 2012. UK's implementing guidance requires web sites to: Inform site visitors when a site uses cookiesExplain what the non-essential cookies are and what they doObtain consent to store non-essential cookies on the visitor's device For more information, please see this nice "Everything You Need to Know About the Cookie Law in Five Minutes" article. Accept Cookies / Cookie Consent Bar Demo: http://fofwebdesign.co.uk/template/_...ie-consent.htm ...
Updated 08-21-2015 at 05:54 PM by Beverleyh
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