Klawuhn: Arrays have numeric keys, objects typically don’t.
Milnik: If propname is the attributes within the object wouldn’t line 10 always be true?
Ciubal: And for in loops can go up the prototype chain.
Alberry: Which is generally not what you want.
Escarrega: Http://jsfiddle.net/Degree/jmw7jmmp/10/ — why is this not showing me any results back? please select ‘child character’ from ‘kategorisi’ dropdown and hit the button
Yeadon: Not appending anything rather
Hougham: Robertmaxrees so hypothetically if i had an object with mutiple functions and functions within functions are you saying the For in will loop through everything even those nested? i know I have to still study some so this will be my last question lol
Acero: It’s the inheritance model of javascript.
Veazey: Is there a way I can pause javascript and execute each function one by one until I find the function that is running for a given element?
Stoffa: So the step over functions in the debugger should work for this?
Gossi: I see the pause and thats ok
Novickis: Right it didnt seem to work
Spiegelman: What’s the problem you’re trying to solve?
Bruechert: Some javascript is removing elements from a select box and im trying to figure out what is doing that
Cregeen: How many scripts on the page?
Ghormley: A fair few, its a wordpress site with a load of plugins
Minteer: I might start disabling plugins to start with.
Huner: You can also set dom breakpoints in some browser, but that might not be helpful here.
Delaet: Yeh, i was looking for a quicker way than that
Belfast: Is it possible to slide page like jquery mobile does, without jq mobile
Kempson: It’s just javascript soooo.
Mcinroy: What do I need to read?
Wygand: Could always read through the jqm source.
Osaile: If you wish to make an apple pie from scratch, you must first create the universe
Firestone: You could abstract out the relevant bits.
Eastburn: Need a little help running the jquery source tests
Brandstrom: I tried running them in Firefox, file:///.jquery/test/index.html
Dornbos: But the AJAX tests don’t run — they need a PHP environment
Wendell: How do I run these properly? I’m on Ubuntu
Nitz: Sorry for the n00b question
Fechtner: There’s a full setup – https://github.com/jquery/jquery#running-the-unit-tests
Blatherwick: This worked for the master branch of the source
Bergerson: It doesn’t work for branch 2.1-stable — fails “Task ‘jshint:all’ failed”
Bachelder: But I think the master branch will do for what I have in mind
Leona: What’re you trying to do?
Obando: Really, look at the unit tests to see how Deferred works
Preus: Like, how to use them?
Kaufman: Yes, and how to test them
Diebol: Well, I think I get them, but not sure on the testing of them. Hoping the jquery source tests will help
Dejulio: Rcyr, any idea why I would be getting a 302 redirect every time I try and post? https://gist.github.com/jameshilliard/1642053d2759b1b95371#file-login-php-L54
Kupfer: AFAIK, XML just follows redirects
Kupfer: Sorry for having written XML
Tabarez: Rcyr, why would it be redirecting?
Perlas: Https://gist.github.com/jameshilliard/1642053d2759b1b95371#file-login-php-L9 is the response
Kupfer: I have no idea, redirects are done server-side
Hoopii: Rcyr, I have no idea why that would generate a 302
Kupfer: Where do you specify the URL?
Evanosky: Rcyr https://gist.github.com/jameshilliard/1642053d2759b1b95371#file-login-php-L51
Kupfer: Actionurl seems unused