Luffy: Tcsc: I should see a json display in the DOM but do not
Herrandez: Industrial: http://www.w3schools.com/tags/tryit.asp?filename=tryhtml_input_checked
Mccullan: Exline: but what is the JS API to get the checked true/false out of the element, given I have a reference to the Element ?
Hoot: Also don’t link to w3schools, gosh darn.
Mcneece: Because it’s a sweet pile of garbage.
Kimple: Exline: http://plnkr.co/edit/U3PiPCMComaIqMM7kQoB?p=preview
Kimple: You need to do the stuff inside the promise
Woodand: Tcsc: W3Schools is not related to the W3C and has many problems: http://w3fools.com/
Kimple: That said i think its fixed a lot of the problems on that page and is probably ok for some beginner stuff
Kaska: Tcsc: i knew that much.So there isn’t a way to cache the response
Kimple: I still hate that it has the top result on google for like everything
Wendorff: Tcsc: Yeah, i’d seriously like to see MDN at the top
Kimple: Exline: what do you mean
Kimple: Luckily there are no w3schools articles on webgl yet
Kimple: Not that mdn is super great there either though
Buddie: Tcsc: by calling jsondata, I will get the json object outside the .done promise
Kimple: No, theres no way to get the data synchronously
Kimple: With es7 there are options that make the async more convenient
Kimple: Really this is just the way it works.
Shortt: Ok thanks, expecting it to work like a generator
Guignard: Would be great to call ajax somedata and cache it to a variable.
Kimple: There are a lot fo places you could cache it
Kimple: You’d still ahve the same issue though
Kimple: You know, es6 is different enough that it feel like a different language to me.
Kimple: At least using it with a lot of its features
Szymczak: Hi, can anyone tell me why Promise.deferred has been deprecated?
Brezinski: I’m trying to adjust my code but I’m trying not to repeat another antipattern
Bonneville: The use case I have is basically registering a callback with a new instance of a cl***
Asenjo: Edibsk you could build your won deferred
Curio: Yeah, i’m more curious why they’re being deprecated so i don’t duplicate bad practices
Attinger: What’s the easiest non jquery way to send a JSON POST?
Ory: Industrial: let me get you a quick example. standby
Chimeno: Industrial: https://www.reddit.com/r/javascript/comments/3hw936/importing_xml_data_with_jquery_and_ajax/cub76vp
Nystrom: I have this exact problem http://stackoverflow.com/questions/20514596/do***ent-do***entelement-scrolltop-return-value-differs-in-chrome and do***ent.body wouldn’t work in FF
Nystrom: Any way to check for FF and give it only a do***ent.body.scrollTop
Mangubat: Hi, I’ve some trouble with my javascript, being currently trying to use the replace function, with this syntax = http://paste2.org/p9tJeGXU
Ours: But whatever i do i keep getting this error = “Uncaught syntax error: Unexpected String”
Marquardt: Could anyone give me a hint, cause i’m a bit confused here,.
Coger: You’re mistaken about which line contains the error
Bolick: Well, i might be wrong, but the error is either on the line i’ve posted either on this one = http://paste2.org/anBDwpYm
Coger: Nope, that syntax is also fine
Vanderhorst: Well, here’s my code that get this error, i really don’t get what’s wrong = http://paste2.org/p6afdaVH
Corseri: Is there a way to get an element via ID in Jquery by using regexp and grouping/saving what was matched? I want to do if$”id$=-wrapper”.blah and reuse whatever was matched
Ciers: How would you access a folder full of images, get the url for each image and put it in an array, then {{each}} over that array to display each image on a page of my choosing?