Month: November 2014

Ridiculously easy trick for keyboard accessibility

Published by Karl Groves on November 24, 2014

One of the more frustrating things about accessibility is how ridiculously easy most things are to do. While most developers tend to see accessibility as nebulous and time consuming, the truth is some of the most impactful issues are actually easy to deal with. As a case-in-point: consider simple keyboard accessibility for custom controls otherwise …

The no-CURL way to submit a request to Tenon API

Published by Karl Groves on November 4, 2014

A few months ago, I posted Tutorial: Creating a PHP class to use with Tenon.io. Someone asked me “What about servers that don’t have CURL? Here you go. Use the class in that post, but swap out the submit() function for this: function submit(){ $content = http\_build\_query($this->opts); $options = array( ‘http’ => array( ‘method’ => …