. You can even
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, there might even be one that
does this for you.
off: posting a question to several list doesnt look to be a good idea.
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the good parts is not on your top 3 list :(
I personally dont like that book, and Stoyan Stefanov's book
(JavaScript Patterns) talks about the same things (plus a lot more).
So if you've read JavaScript Patterns then it The Good Parts wont too
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2011/11/25 dtang85 dtan...@gmail.com:
Are there any good resources you can recommend for learning Node? The
documentation is a bit overwhelming.
Node.js -http://nodejs.org/
npm
(request, response);
}
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I'll leave the rest of the logic up to you.
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to remove them,
just unbind the click handlers from the element.
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2011/11/3 Rohit Mehta rohitrmeht...@gmail.com:
Thanks poetro..i knw the css part of it. The toggle function is clear to me
now.. I was confused with speed parameter in it and so mycode was not
working..
How to create the drag and drop and expanding boxes when clicked
?
If you still want
, that will be called when a the AJAX
data is loaded. You even specify one callback for the 'complete'
attribute, that will be called when the AJAX loading is 'complete'.
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jQuery already to fill in default values?
http://api.jquery.com/jQuery.extend
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is much costly then
parsing a JSON string, and you only need to do the parsing once, since
then it will be native. Although generating DOM from that JSON can be
costly, but that also needs to be done once.
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that if their examples
don't work from firefox it's probably alpha code.
Patrick
They worked for me in Firefox, Chrome, Opera and even IE9 if i set the
appropiate HTML Doctype.
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spec). Read Dmitry Soshnikov's explanation on the subject.
http://dmitrysoshnikov.com/ecmascript/chapter-5-functions/#function-expression
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as a brace, ],
delimits the whole selection.
jQuery('[class=first last]')
works fine on
li class=first last
and same should go for anything else. Same goes to
jQuery('[name=my fancy[] stuff]')
with
a name=my fancy[] stuff
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[a-zA-Z0-9] and ISO 10646 characters U+00A0
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with a
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will result in
a ReferenceError. In case of Fx the result will be REALLY weird, as it
was a list of plugins for me. In IE it will most likely produce the
number 123.
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On 6 September 2011 19:12, Poetro poe...@gmail.com wrote:
2011/9/6 gaz Heyes gazhe...@gmail.com:
I found this which was quite surprising:
!function x(){x=123;alert(x);}()
What's the value of x without running the code?
The value of x depends
for undefined, why not check if it is in the object:
return name in getters ? getter( name, object ) : storage[ name ];
and
return name in setters ? setter( value, name, object ) : storage[ name
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to check for the hash change (and also there
are plugins / frameworks for that).
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2011/8/2 sim williams bigsimsi...@gmail.com:
Hi All,
I would like to be able to read the contents of a JavaScript file.
You should load the file via AJAX, then you can read the content of
the response.
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Thanks Poetro
Would this be possible for cross domain files?
Thanks
Only if both your browser and the third party do support cross domain
ajax (http://www.w3.org/TR/XMLHttpRequest2/). In any other cases you
would need a proxy (written in your
be for this, is to modify / monkey patch the frameworks so they use a
common utility library (like Underscore.js).
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An implementation of new using new is kind of weird...
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('myevent.mycomponent', args). Same goes for the
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debug is a convinence function in firebug so you may not be able to
overwrite it, or get it to user your user defined function.
http://getfirebug.com/wiki/index.php/Command_Line_API#debug.28fn.29
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or semi transparent div on top of everything, that
covers the whole page, and put your overlay above that. The div could
would handle all the click events and react to it.
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);
while (n--) {
console.log(fib.next());
}
}(10));
}}}
Output:
{{{
1
2
3
5
8
13
21
34
55
89
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of the script doesnt really run.
http://jsperf.com/parameters-incidence/2 should give better results.
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there
is the jqGrid and DataTables plugins, there is one for ExtJS and most
probably any framework you can find that has a recent version will
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books like Pro JavaScript Design Patterns, JavaScript Patterns.
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2011/6/2 Andrew Dodson andrew.j.dod...@gmail.com:
I was looking at http://www.html11.org/
And wondered if the religion element will expose a save() method with a
callback handler.
This is a joke right?
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inside MyClass1 would change a newly initialized object.
If you call it with just
MyClass1()
then the `this` will be the global object and it will not recieve any
of the prototype functions.
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it is a good UX if/when an application resizes my
windows. Also the popups are also a bad thing and should only be used
if there is no other way to implement something (I'd doubt).
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return array;
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return array;
},
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enumerable: false
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myArray.b.c();
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What HTTP headers does your server side script sends to the client?
Does it send the right Content-type header along with a charset?
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will be defined at the begining of the
function, the position of the definition doesnt really matter. So I
dont really understand what you mean by this.
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Thanks!
Jim
Cookies are saved to a file. If you can figure out where your browser
saves that cookie file, write a script that parses those cookie files,
and collect that DSID whatever that is.
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efficient then loading it via JavaScript, as it
doesn't block the rendering of the page, but it has a different
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charset=UTF-8title' +
message + '/title/headbody' +
message + '/body/html');
doc.close();
And then when some event happens, just:
win.location.replace('http://www.example.com/');
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presumably `doc = win.document`, right?
Ah yes, tnx for finding the typo.
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var k = null;
Object(k) === k -- false (in Chrome and FF4).
I don't understand how this behavior is consistent with ES5 spec.
In
http://www.ecma
whatever k was it doesn't mind. And
object is not equal to anything except itself.
console.log(Object(null)); // Object
console.log(null); // Object
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that, but a different
function, that has the same implementation. Just think of:
var a = {}, b = {};
alert(a === b); // false
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https://github.com/garycourt/JSV
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the kitchen sink. Like
relying on if the browser is IE then it cannot do certain things, but
as IE9 came out, a bunch of applications are now broken, because they
think, that IE behaves in a non standard way, but now it does (YMMV).
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, as they are 'private'. Just use the functions that are
available in the documentation.
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, there wont be a high
need of frameworks that abstract event handling or AJAX. I think this
is one similar case.
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Number(0)).toFixed(2)
You can either use
(0).toFixed(2)
There is maybe a speed difference between the two (hard to tell which
is faster), but I wont think about speed here, but then number of
trasferred bytes is less for sure.
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in: JavaScript 1.5, NES 6.0 (Netscape extension, C engine only)
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this sound right?
It depends on the view of what is considered a property or method.
console.log(typeof string.replace)
function
console.log((1.23456).toFixed(2))
1.23
console.log(what is my.length)
10
It looks to me that primitives has methods and properties.
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2011/1/14 Peter van der Zee jsment...@qfox.nl:
Certain browsers have a minimal interval at which timers can be called. For
example, firefox has 10ms intervals. So timers simply can't be called faster
than ten times per second.
You must have meant 100 times per second.
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` declarations in just
turn of that check.
It is totally optional. Maybe you are using a broken implementation.
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function aaa() {
var x;
Date();
if (x) {
aaa();
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var y;
x = y;
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Support both.
If you are hesitant, you can support both ways. Take the jQuery API
for example. It supports optional arguments, and depending on the type
of the arguments they behave differently.
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function initVideoProgress() {
function formatTime(time, fragments) {
var output = '', fragment;
// Maximize the fragments in 3.
fragments = Math.max(1, Math.min(3, fragments || 3));
// For every fragment generate output.
while (fragments--) {
if (output) {
at the following example:
var x = [0, 1, 2, 3], i;
function y(a) {
var l = a.length;
if (a.length 10) {
a[l] = l;
}
return a;
};
for (i = 0; i x.length; i++) {
y(x);
}
console.log(x); // Output: [0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9]
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, at least i haven't seen such (although
i've never used MooTools either).
Error: java.lang.NoSuchFieldException: getAttribute in class: nano.
message: java.lang.NoSuchFieldException: getAttribute in class: nano
code: 9
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(pub/sub) is a great patter to address such questions.
An event can be subscribed to, and can be published. The view can subscribe
to the messages, and the model could publish the message. Browsers do
support pub/sub pattern, as well as server side implementations like
Node.js.
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