Ihm: What’s the relation of en to panel-group?
Emberley: Ihm: you dont get the problem I think
Herrold: It fades in and fades out correctly
Tebeau: But the fadeIn happens instantly, even though the fadeOut isnt finished yet
Ugaz: Doc states I can do .fadeIn duration , complete
Ihm: Are there more than one panel groups?
Ihm: So one is already hidden
Suga: Yea im switching between two
Ihm: So it would fire it’s finish immediately
Oveson: So the fadeOut doesnt check for the function to be finished but checks for the visibility of the element?
Pandiani: Helyeah that’s it there isn’t anything in the console. I can’t even see the request in firebug. Refresh and it work.
Ihm: Your selector is on both of them
Ihm: I’m ***uming your really only wanting to fade out the visible one
Coda: JS doesnt guarantee the order if you execute more than one function right?
Ihm: If you don’t already have the visible one selected, maybe: $’.panel-group’.filter’:visible’.fadeOut400,function{$’.en’.fadeIn;};
Westerhof: I just switched the first selector where the fadeOut was attached to
Lukowski: Taplar_brb: good catch, thanks
Brockelmeyer: Ihm: can i ask something?
Combes: I learnt “beef up” quickyl
Cofone: I have to find a way to boost up my development skills
Hally: I guess the way is to get better is focuing on frameworks
Ihm: Frameworks are a part of it, but not all of it
Ihm: Frameworks help standardize your code base so things are similar
Ihm: And they reduce how much logic you have to write yourself
Smack: Now we only need to boost Ihm’s grammar skills
Flansburg: What does “beef up” mean?
Ihm: Developer skills are more code recollection, understanding of concepts, and ability to debug
Ihm: Improve or get stronger
Ihm: Developer skills == logic and problem solving
Maquis: I guess i kinda have that skills
Ruwet: In this case, problem solving doesn’t mean: ask discussion 😀
Rudick: Even though that does get the problem solved sometimes
Reiswig: In my first time i really asked some stupid, basic stuff
Inches: I will be better by the time project comes
Plante: How do I know what kind of event has been fired?
Slicker: E.g. $do***ent.on’keyup change’,’#someElement’,function {
Duclo: In this callback function, how to know if it concerns a change or keyup event ?
Ihm: But if your concerned with which one it is, probably best to break it apart
Huseth: Dont forget to use e parameter in your function
Cacciotti: So, what would be a decent way to store a huge object
Fallick: Ihm: try some imodium
Hickok: Why someone knows which event is firedd
Claudio: Decx: for example saving a js game
Goldberger: I use these helpers: https://jsfiddle.net/decx/rqxvemgj/
Ihm: Is Storage local or session?
Ihm: I use something kinda like that with an exists and a remove function
Marier: Uhkis: your message on 16:43:11
Summerill: I’ve been overthinking this quite a bit 😀
Ihm: I don’t have timestamps but i’m ***uming that the imodium comment
Vanalstyne: I guess it was the dont ask discussion comment?
Bourke: Hello : I’d like to know how to change content in a div, without affecting a div inside there. I have a code sample here: http://codepen.io/anon/pen/BKEWqr I’d like to change the word “lower”
Ihm: Can’t be changed in the source?