Cedrone: Use grunt then, it’ll give you perspective on how good gulp is
Rux: Chowder: garb the element do***ent.getElementById”element1″ then add the onclick event in your code
Rux: Element.onclick = update
Kalinoski: Django_ it is client-side, a feature of jQuery
Rizzuto: Lewix: so for each div I’d add an event listener? note: each cell in the grid is a div
Wach: Kalinoski: i wanna call the instagram api
Kalinoski: Hmm do they allow cross origin requests to the endpoint you want to hit?
Buczek: Idk how to call this: http://pastebin.com/sq78d0dz
Kobus: Https://instagram.com/developer/authentication/ on step #3 for server side
Kovalchik: Is this how you call the a nested closure function line 32? – http://pastebin.com/tJeKhTGz
Cadice: Not seem to be working for me.
Schaub: Not sure if the closure symantics is correct, either
Buyak: Can some have a look?
Kalinoski: Django_ are you getting an error when you request the token over AJAX?
Kalinoski: Codecutter: you need to wrap your functions in parentheses
Kalinoski: Function { console.log’woop’; }
Mate: Kalinoski: undefined; Console: ‘woop’
Kalinoski: Function { console.log’woop’; }
Mate: Kalinoski: SyntaxError: syntax error
Kunich: I just. ಠ_ಠ I don’t know why I was making things so difficult. This order invoice PDF uses 2 lines for each order and I was thinking in portals figuring I’d need to know the line height difference and what not, to get the content from the 2nd line. But the info on the 2nd line still follows the info on the 1st line, as the PDF is p****d from top to bottom, left to right. I can just treat it as one big line.
Granger: After parsing there’s no such thing as 2 lines, it’s just a big pile of consecutive information
Kiedrowski: Pedubeer. Just swallow it.
Weader: Woelfel, it’s two ‘#’ and more
Mondella: Kalinoski: like this? do I have to do it for line 3 too? http://pastebin.com/9jpkWSKd
Unkn: Yeah, ## will require at least two ‘#’
Aus: What does that ‘g’ do?
Kalinoski: Codecutter you have to put the function whose result is being stored in “message” in parentheses also
Rudnicky: Woelfel: you’re not replacing it with anything
Swanberg: Woelfel: ”.replace//g, ‘new text’, function {}
Mate: Gillice: string ‘#testtesttest’
Laurenceau: That works as expected
Glunz: The function is useless
Manila: Kalinoski: can you update the pastebin?
Hornbrook: The second parameter is a string or a function
Degregorio: Yansanmo: it’s not very useful no
Cerecer: Console.log’#test###test####test’.replace/##+/g, ”
Mate: Gillice: undefined; Console: ‘#testtesttest’
Mate: Gillice: string ‘#testtesttest’
Mincy: The third parameter is flags
Kalinoski: Codecutter no I am on my phone and I don’t have a web server right now
Gwynes: I am starting out a new project for a client read-heavy, write-not so much, my stack up to now has been python flask. Would I gain anything by switching over to node + express + react?
Polakoff: Kalinoski: how about now? http://pastebin.com/3YM5RQsj
Cuva: Added parenthese on line 3 and line 30
Thach: Absolute0: you can use React without switching to Node. You may get a lot from React if you’re writing very interactive applications. Switching to Node+express? Not really.
Thach: Absolute0: unless Python happens to not have libraries for the things you need, in which case if Node has, then switching to Node means you don’t need to write those yourself
Tomkus: Thach: well I am thinking of changing around my stack. Python has been my language of choice, but there a bunch of cool new kids on the block: Go, node.js, etc.