Anyone know a good way to.

 
Fumagalli: Ajf- but togetherjs would only work on your site. if you want him to access any site, you could try a desktop sharing tool like VNC or Microsoft’s screen sharing thingy

Fumagalli: Bruce_lee, i googled it http://stackoverflow.com/questions/7627113/save-the-console-log-in-chrome-to-a-file

Eastwood: Fumagalli: great! thank you! I googled it too, without any success.

Ginnetti: Ajf-, my thoughts are do something like expose the state you’re interested in via an extension and then connect to that extention using JS to rewrite all requests with session retrieved from the host running the browser extension

Ginnetti: Ajf-, i know nothing though. also, once you’ve got the original session, you only need to call it once if you don’t need to ‘stay in sync’

Fumagalli: Oh hmm. some browser/extensions will happily sync p***words, but that’s not quite the same thing. i’m curious about the use-case for this

Paredes: I intent to use getElementById to load url links on pageloading from a json file, where do I place the json file so javascript know where to fetch it on the server?

Dimarino: Question: the intention is to use getElementById to load url links on pageloading from a json file, where do I place the json file , so javascript knows where to fetch it?

Fondy: Hello folks, what is a good indepth javascript tutorial?

Wakley: Pingupingu: Eloquent JavaScript is a comprehensive introductory Web-based book with examples and a built-in interpreter. http://eloquentjavascript.net/

Enwright: Question: the intention is to use getElementById to load url links on pageloading from a json file, where do I place the json file , so javascript knows where to fetch it?

Mendes: Rach23py: you can put the json file anywhere

Duderstadt: How are you reading it?

Pacific: Giraffe, can javascript not read it directly?

Youst: Var json = ‘{“result”:true,”count”:1}’; works

Bonifay: Theres also JSON.p**** and JSON.stringify

Stancill: Var json = ‘{“result”:true,”count”:1}’; console.logJSON.p****json, JSON.stringifyjson;

Wakley: Giraffe_: undefined; Console: {count: 1, result: true}, ‘”{“result”:true,”count”:1}”‘

Haines: Giraffe_: so I can just leave the json file in the same directory as the html page?

Arnerich: Yeah, but I recommend having some file structure

Brueske: Er, js, css, html, data or something

Pinney: To actually read JSON from a file you have a few choices; Jquery has $.json and $.ajax which supports JSON, or something like Nodes filesystem

Leatherberry: Yeah, been considering node

Zourkos: Http://pastebin.com/rTgQwx5n – example of using fs rach23py

Empfield: Giraffe_: here is a thought, i don’t know whether it will work: on pageload, somehow let javascript to call a API, pull the data out and save it in json, then use the information in json to create url links in this dynamic page. is it possible?

Single: Not too sure hwat you mean by API; kind of a general term lol

Rhoten: Like some hosted JSON?

Bleier: API as in flickr’s API, that allows you to pull photos out

Sherron: Like some hosted JSON

Alie: So Giraffe_: can you please give me a rough idea of how to approach this series of actions?

Mccarville: I recommend Jquery for this

Double: Https://www.irccloud.com/pastebin/E4OvFOl3/

Nethercutt: Get the data from the server, convert it to an array that function should work, iterate the arrayand make new elements/whatever for the link

Mokler: Thanks Giraffe_: that is really helpful

Jozwiak: If you need more help just ping/pm me

Uhles: What is the difference between adding properties to a constructor function vs. adding them through the prototype?

Nasalroad: What is the difference between properties on an object and properties on another object ?

Brzoska: Anyone know a good way to learn some quick webaudio for doing sound effects? clicks, beeps, etc