Sawyer: Yea, i always check the docs, i guess i should start checking the issues too
Dochterman: Running chrome with disabled security is a stupid idea.
Sawyer: Thank you for the sauce as well!
Rayside: MinusFour, chrome is my main browser i have too many stuff open i don’t want to risk it :
Sirois: Yes this is most time a good help
Izak: Many users ask things they dont explain so good
Lazenby: Why is the third-party api not allowing cross-origin though?
Naftzger: MinusFour, its yahoo finance . idk D:
Herwehe: You could use JSONP to get around that, if the api supports that
Huyett: I don’t want to do the calls via my PHP backend. less load etc.
Nasalroad: Use a nodejs backend :-
Keeneth: MinusFour, am using vuejs module “vue-resource” gonna see the jsonp methods and see
Rogel: Nasalroad, using laravel 😛
Ocejo: Minusfour client side api calls for finance stuff is not so good
Matejka: But i dont know what you want
Holsing: When they give 1 dollar i make 10000 dollars 😀
Weigleb: Cannap, its me not MinusFour 😛 i just need the data
Angiano: Maybe it’s an API that doesn’t encourage client-side petitions.
Leuasseur: Hola, is there a way to get twits from twitter without their widget?
Cante: Jacob___ thy got an api you can use
Ke: Mmm, not seeing it, i see a lot about embedding their widgets in a page but no headless api
Wishum: Jacob___, https://dev.twitter.com/
Biglin: Jacob___, https://dev.twitter.com/overview/api/tweets
Gendusa: Is there a way to set the autocomplete tag of the form so it’s enabled on mobile but disabled on desktop?
Nasalroad: If isMobile { form.autocomplete = ‘on’; }
Wakley: Gendusa: javascript – Detecting a mobile browser – Stack Overflow http://stackoverflow.com/questions/11381673/detecting-a-mobile-browser
Rather: Im making a node JS discussion bot, is there a way to have commands be seperate files? maybe webpacked? would prefer require or something, atm its a huge if else block
Haroldsen: People have suggested using an object dictionary-thing but it wasn’t. versatilebad word choice?
Dukas: Giraffe_: Just use an object and require. If you use the latest version of Node 4.0, you could probably use a Map instead of an object for your dictionary
Schlossberg: Rcyr: like ‘commands { ‘join’: require’./join’}? pseudocode
Swirczek: You’d have to bind the command function to a command string
Harmison: Giraffe_: Should work as long as the require exports a function
Graner: Giraffe_: But again, consider using Map if you can.
Winham: What do you mean by map rcyr? Array.prototype.map?
Albarazi: Giraffe_. Of course not. https://developer.mozilla.org/en/docs/Web/JavaScript/Reference/Global_Objects/Map
Deluney: Didnt think so; didnt see that anywhere
Chuc: It’s fairly new, part of ES6
Kment: I love open source. Open source all the things
Hodel: I’m using this https://github.com/kartik-v/bootstrap-fileinput
Leve: Kment: we need to strike down capitalism first :
Monfore: When I click the Browse button in that form and select multiple files, they all upload fine
Smolinsky: When I drag and drop, they upload fine
Kment: Dekok: just bad software really :
Betterley: But when I click browse, select one file. Then click browse again, and select another file. Leaving two files to be uploaded. It uploads them, but gets the file name wrong
Markin: Is anyone good enough at javascript to be able to find the issue in that source?
Cologie: I have an open issue as well: https://github.com/kartik-v/bootstrap-fileinput/issues/442