Mimnaugh: Hi guys, i’m trying to use the geocoding api from google maps, but i’m getting ‘Geocoder failed due to: ZERO_RESULTS app.js:69’
Demary: This is my code http://pastebin.com/c4jnKxhh
Fechtig: Javascript is best script
Didriksen: YokoBR: https://developers.google.com/maps/do***entation/geocoding/intro
Piazza: YokoBR: ZERO_RESULTS may be returned if latlng p***ed in is in a remote location
Spillers: Check it’s not 0, 0 or something
Darco: Nevermind, done it 😀
Escobedo: Hey guys, companies like facebook use git right?
Dabato: Git != github, if you’re still talking about your paranoid partner
Wernert: Also if you’re going to use gitlab, yes, using git is part of the point
Wunderlich: So my question is, do live servers usually have git installed?
Dimopoulos: Like, when a visitor hits a server, is it dangerous to have git installed on that server
Hurndon: That would not be dangerous
Butters: If a visitor can get access to your server’s command line, git is the least of your concerns
Trucchi: Afroradiohead: typically, if you’ve just got git on a server, you’ll only access it via SSH. You can take further precautions by restricting any git users you need to add so they’re using git-shell, which can only do git stuff and no actual shell commands
Honan: Plenty of people use git for deployment
Cousin: There’s a number of sites with their .git directories accidentally open to the public
Bytheway: That’s not gits fault
Trucchi: Which shouldn’t be a big deal unless they’ve also got sensitive stuff checked into git or the site code is meant to be private
Hugh: But it’s something to be aware of, especially if you use git for deployment
Trucchi: Though I’m sure if you trawled github you’d find all sorts of accidental p***words and private keys
Trucchi: Has nobody really ported google diff-patch-match to npm?
Busard: So why isn’t my get method not working in this: http://jsfiddle.net/gyks4y7v/ or anything dealing with the hashed values
Trucchi: They’ve already implemented it in javascript and everything
Trucchi: Brim: you’re p***ing “type” in as a stream and then trying to access a nonexistent property on it
Trucchi: Instead of type.cost, you’d want to do change the arg to typeName and do employeetypeName.cost, etc
Hebrard: Dekok: do you know angular js?
Hnyda: Django_: fortunately no.
Sturino: What does the “” operator mean? Like here : function incx,y{ y = y 1; return x+y; }
Snowdy: And that extends out to my getter/setters too, right, Trucchi?
Allman: Sturino: logical disjunction of sorts. a b will return a if a is truthy, else it’ll return b.
Wakley: Sturino: The ‘falsy’ values in JavaScript are undefined, null, 0, -0, NaN, ”, and false. The ‘truthy’ values are all other values. All objects are truthy. There is nothing both truthy and falsy, or neither truthy nor falsy.
Sturino: Hummm. got it. Thanks Sorella
Trucchi: Brim: yes. js doesn’t know how to ***ociate a string with an object, you have to tell it ;-
Trucchi: Good job pre-caching your DOM selectors though, most people don’t do that
Vanwhy: Oh god, I can’t imagine trying to do things without doing that
Sininger: For some reason Im unable to stop a form from submitting the default way
Demel: What am i donig wrong? http://jsfiddle.net/ay944che/1/
Trucchi: Brim: it’s both easier to keep things straight AND more performant
Delguidice: Why wont my form submit via ajax rather than a normal page request?
Trucchi: Z1haze: it’s successfully preventing default in the fiddle
Trucchi: At least, it is for me
Scaglione: Http://dev.hendricksweb.com/sqli-example/login.php
Trucchi: Z1haze: check your console on your site. you’ve got a syntax error