we are implementing our current site in AMP version and i am new to this. I have below queries regarding AMP -
How to get user input from user in AMP-HTML.
In the above mentioned site [desktop version] we have comment section at the bottom of the page. We need to implement the same functionality in AMP.
Are there any websites which are build and developed in AMP? If yes, i need links to check.
Any suggestion and ideas related to above queries would be appreciated.
Thanks.
It is still under experimental.
See: https://github.com/ampproject/amphtml/blob/a2477e1790d604dbc01997b6e0a9fe42ac6fa799/extensions/amp-form/amp-form.md
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I am not a programmer and rely on products such as wix, weebly, and wordpress to "cheat" by drag and dropping what I need. I am trying to build a site which will mostly have informational pages but I also need the ability for clients to be able to login and submit/change forms as well as upload documents. Thanks to sites such as the ones mentioned above I am able to setup the informational site and have a log in - but I need a log in where it will direct each individual to a "personal page" where they can edit their forms and upload more documents. Any ideas? Is there perhaps an html embed code or plugin of some sort that could do this?
Weebly, to my knowledge, can't handle custom login screens. Not familiar with Wix, but I assume it is the same.
Consider looking into Wordpress. It is much more friendly to non-programmers, and is very easy to customize. The default WordPress build comes with a login system.
Customization looks easy enough. Hope that helps.
I have an unusual task. I have a big html with images and links. I need parse it and show as book with book style paging (by swipes). Do someone faced with task similar in iOS? Maybe there exist an opensource ebook solutions (with HTML support)? For example in Android I used FBReader.
I need iOS native solution.
You have turnjs, but it's not free
And jQuery booklet, but this one doesn't include swipe
if you are looking for native code you can get the paging effect from the following example
http://mobile.tutsplus.com/tutorials/iphone/building-an-ipad-reader-for-war-of-the-worlds/
I am trying to view Twitter comments in the source html,
however on viewing, the comments are not present,
I know I can view them using jquery but is there an alternative way of changing the url so that I can view the comments in the source? As I am using an application that is dependant on the url being hard coded.
Thanks in advance.
If by comments you mean statuses, they're hidden under the data- attributes of various elements. You should consider using the official API instead: https://dev.twitter.com/.
If you really, really can't do that, you could try the mobile version; however, you should never rely on parsing sites when there is an API available.
I would like to implement/embed a notes area where people can write some notes on my website.
is this possible with some simple html script? And if yes, does someone know where to find?
Here you can see what I mean: http://bwmbroadcast.org/player/flash?stream=MP4BW489-3A.mp4
Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks
If i were you i would implement a HTML-5 local storage system, http://net.tutsplus.com/tutorials/html-css-techniques/building-persistant-sticky-notes-with-local-storage/
You cannot do this by simply using HTML+CSS.
You have several options:
Use a simple HTML form that submits data to the server and save the notes to a database (you can use PHP and MySQL for this). Form submission can happen through AJAX. This seems to be the right way to me.
Use Javascript and save the notes in a cookie (this way you do not tie it to a user but a browser, I don't recommend this)
Use benhowdle89's solution, you need Javascript for that too, and HTML5 local storage support is not in every browser right now (still, notes will be tied to the browser, so if I visit your site from a different computer/browser, I won't be able to access them).
UPDATE: If you don't want to store notes at all, and only want it for printing, you could check out contenteditable. No need for Javascript here. See: http://html5demos.com/contenteditable
I am beginner in HTML and CSS. I just designed web site and tried to validate but my HTML end up having some "geovisit();"
and it wont validate.
I do not know how to get rid of it.
Help me?
Thank you
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A quick Google search for geovisit suggests that the non-validating code is being added by your hosting provider. It looks like this problem may actually be specific to Yahoo!, which has an option to disable that "feature". I suggest you read this forum thread on the problem.
That's usually Yahoo (or other hosting providers) sticking javascript on your page without your knowing. In Yahoo's case you should be able to turn it off if you dig through the settings.