Forgione: How’s about right then and there doing res.downloadfiles0;
Lekberg: That’s what I’m doing
Loxtercamp: The stuff in the middle is commented out.
Belair: Res.downloadStringfiles0;
Malsam: Res.downloadStringfiles0
Loreg: Honestly dunno if it’ll work because the fact you’re getting all that binary data means that something somewhere is not returning a filename
Shinsky: It gave me the same readout
Overstrom: And your console.log of files0 shows your filename?
Pinell: Blob sounds right to me
Russotto: Is there a way to p**** the blob on the client side?
Arebalo: Forgive my lack of conventional knowledge. I’m unschooled :
Koehly: I’m sure there is but you really shouldn’t need to, first of all .append needs to be more like
Quimet: Let me try that first
Terheggen: Your success function accepts logo but it is previously undefined, no?
Smeal: Got the same readout of characters but now with line breaks using : $’body’.append’img src=”‘ + logo + ‘”‘;
Mckindra: Yes, logo is previously undefined
Modugno: Are you specifying a method in your ajax call
Morici: Doesn’t it default to GET?
Walljasper: No, you were on the right track. honestly you’re definitely getting it
Kamna: Mintmoney: i’ve forwarded your pastie to #jquery and trying to see if I can get help there, try to join in
Bulluck: I’m playing around with jQuery, and have a div cl***=”trash” which is $’.trash’.droppable; In droppable, I’m “listening” for over:functionevent,ui {}. In there, I want to change the cursor to something else. How to do that, what’s the syntax?
Gollhofer: Http://jsfiddle.net/jokke/Lcf3ddhu/5/
Capiga: In http://rackt.github.io/redux/docs/basics/Actions.html it says its better to generate a unique ID everytime something new is created. how would one do that with JS? just a hash?
Mutschler: Is this a correct way to change the cursor while an element is “hovering” over div cl***=”trash”: http://jsfiddle.net/jokke/Lcf3ddhu/7/
Bazinet: Nirakara: timestamp, UUID, whatever
Bazinet: It’s definitely good advice
Bazinet: Nirakara: anything that can serve as a primary key
Campfield: Is there a way to find which script/line is affecting a specific element?
Bazinet: Hm, never heard of redux before
Bazinet: Twirl: you can use the profiler if you can reproduce it
Oliver: Bazinet: what profiler?
Bazinet: Twirl: the one built into the debugging tools of whatever browser you happen to be using
Chastant: Bazinet: there is a lot of stuff going on there man
Bazinet: Twirl: you start profiling, do something, stop profiling and then you can see all the functions that were called
Dae: Bazinet: well, i found it anyways now the problem is probably css related but my element is not displaying and i can’t figure out why
Hazelip: From http://rackt.github.io/redux/docs/basics/Reducers.html it says keeping todosById: { id – todo } and todos: arrayid would be a better idea in a real app than just storing the todos as a list. what do these two pieces of syntax mean?
Gentzler: Bazinet: the script keeps changing the properties of the elements its a slider kind of thing and it’s difficult to isolate the issue
Mcauly: Is todosByID: a function that takes an id and returns a todo?
Kendig: If so where is the actually data stored?
Bazinet: Todos would be the actual data
Franzel: Bazinet, surely todoById needs to pull that list from somewhere.
Bazinet: Oh, no that’s just a list of IDs
Bazinet: It would just be a variable
Bazinet: The point is that it is hidden by the todoById API
Jude: Is there way to pause all the scripts or something :
Aredondo: Desiato: can i pause in the debugger and change attributes in the DOM until i figure out why it’s not showing up?
Debiasio: Isnt that overriden by the script?
Stands: Tod: well i figured out the CSS, now i need to fix the script
Tibbets: This looks impossible theres like 4 scritps involved, and all long and complex af
Marhefka: Json and text methods*
Knori: Dgl: it’s p****d already
Crother: I dont even know where to start looking? should i fgrep for the error or something?
Rautenstrauch: Dgl: I don’t know, maybe check the spec
Feola: What does const { SHOW_ALL } = VisibilityFilters; do in http://rackt.github.io/redux/docs/basics/Reducers.html at the bottom, reducers.js
Dampier: Hoxie: const { XXX } = yyy means const XXX = yyy.XXX
Veyna: Anyone here ever used DataTables ?
Fandino: My table has style=”width:0px”
Rench: Gallogly: Date – JavaScript MDN https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/Reference/Global_Objects/Date
Suozzo: Chander: from what I get out of it, is that it’s always the same. Am I correct?
Spainhower: Liefer: it’s unlikely to be the same across locales
Feeny: Stoeger: where does it says it’s dependent? it says that toString is and that is why toDatestring is useful?
Scheppke: Spuler: what are you suggestion I use? I want it to be always the same