Suttin: AramKaram, if item == target
Tamm: Well i want fadeIn wait while an audio file plays then fadeOut
Harnly: Krambal, you shouldn’t do this with loops, because it is asynchornous
Allman: Suttin yeah but what does that line say about wasFound? it just says return the function when iterating item is equal to your target, but then how wasFound if statement ever becomes true? what changes its initial false value to true ?
Canori: Ok so i created an .off and .on in the css
Brislin: I’m a JS newbie and I need some advice, please. I have a set of elements DOM elements? in a jquery object, and I would like to use the find method on each of these elements using the each method. But the elements doesn’t seem to have the find method because they aren’t jquery objects? how could I do?
Brodersen: Now how do i use jquery to change the cl*** to off in each one of them ?
Suttin: AramKaram, the first time, wasFound is false, then it will be the return value in ” return item == target ”
Cone: Https://jsfiddle.net/6yyp4cus/1/
Cone: I think this is what you wanted
Valderrama: Cone, that is what i wanted exactly
Dumars: How to i call it on my do***ent ready
Blaske: Tcsc: sure but never really cared about making them
Cone: Just use jquery ready
Cone: Or shortand: $function{ . your code here . };
Harnly: Krambal, with plain JS http://jsfiddle.net/6znnqgq4/
Harnly: Ah, I put the if in the wrong place http://jsfiddle.net/6znnqgq4/1/
Harnly: Still throwing an error, anyway
Harnly: It is not pretty, but with proimises and such I can be readable
Brislin: If console.logfoo; displays div id=”u_0_y” cl***=”pam _5shk uiBoxWhite bottomborder”, what’s the type of foo?
Brislin: Cone: Does a DOM element has a find method?
Cone: I mean find is a jquery method
Cone: So you could do: $foo.find
Brislin: Cone: So it means I can’t do foo.find?
Frigon: So to call it it would be $function{animate250, 250, words, 0};
Harnly: Krambal, well, if you use jQuery might as well use Cone solution
Cone: It’s very crude though, just so you can get an idea
Odonoghue: I couldn’t get it to work
Rinehardt: I didn’t know hwo to call it
Harnly: Mine too, just gotta take what you can and make your own thing
Eckmeyer: Also i need need the divs to stay in the middle of the screen
Harnly: Krambal, use position: absolute for the words inside the container
Harnly: Krambal, this one seems to work though, https://jsfiddle.net/6yyp4cus/2/
Harnly: You can use next inside
Harnly: Not sure what the difference is with doing $this.dequeue
Brislin: Cone: Much better indeed! Thank you. :
Harnly: Krambal, and perhaps be more generic, p*** arguments to your functions etc, I think this is a slight improvement https://jsfiddle.net/6yyp4cus/3/
Harnly: The i is not needed though
Harnly: Unless you want to use it to slice the collection manually or something
Krause: Im not able to get that one to work
Harnly: Krambal, hmmm, works here https://jsfiddle.net/6yyp4cus/4/
Hartjen: Like it works on jsfiddle but when i use the code on the actual page it doesn’t show up
Harnly: Krambal, console errors?
Smsith: I dont think it is calling the functino
Harnly: Place a breakpoint, see what happens.
Cone: Here krambal: this is much cleaner
Cone: Without index or anything
Cone: Https://jsfiddle.net/6yyp4cus/5/
Hosmer: I want to escape the string like so in the cURL command https://gist.github.com/tejasmanohar/b80cef483c98edf894f7