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A simple Perl script to build JavaScript folder objects
Part 2 Intro This is the 2nd part in a two-part blog where I present a simple example of a JavaScript folder browser. In Part 1 I provided all the JavaScript required. By itself it may have seemed an academic … Continue reading
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A Simple Javascript Folder Browser
Part 1 Intro I haven’t posted much lately. I’ve been tied up creating this folder browser using client-side JavaScript. I probably made every mistake in the book, but I worked through them all and the outcome is pretty cool, if … Continue reading