Mattila: Have you console logged anything to make sure you getting in the each?

Noman: Mattila: I have not, thanks :p

Zentner: Yeah the rest of the script is full of console.log I just didn’t think of it here

Feigh: Mattila: apparently I’m not getting into the for

Mattila: So something’s up with your selector

Gruett: Also, use .map for this.

Kowalkowski: They’re closing the office building

Mattila: Maaan, now i’m curious

Greyovich: Https://bpaste.net/show/c9292cb93e72

Caparoula: Hi. How do I find out the type of something? I’m trying to use if i use inArray, but it never matches, so I guess I compare different types.

Petramale: Generally you don’t want type though.

Roseboro: Robertmaxrees, seems like inArray is strict though

Brautigam: What are youa ctually trying to accomlish?

Beneze: Because it sounds like you want .indexOf

Bracks: Thats what I was about to ask

Reddig: Ah. maybe. I just need to know whether my string or number or something is present in in array

Hornick: Then .indexOf is what you want.

Bracks: Yea, typeof will just tell you if your variable is a string or bool or something. not if it exists in an array

Mattila: I figured he was just trying to debug that his p***ed in element was the right type

Kallmeyer: Also, typeof ****s because. http://jsfiddle.net/8pft5qzj/

Mattila: I discovered the isArray, isFunction, and isPlainObject a few days ago and was like oh ho ho!

Nava: Imo you shouldn’t need them 90% of the time though.

Mattila: Having trouble find the doc for some though

Fedalen: Https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/Reference/Global_Objects/Array/some

Padarebones: Hmmm. keep getting a -1. even with indexOf

Coco: Anotheryou make a fiddle.

Engelmeyer: Robertmaxrees, I’ll try :. need to rebuild what ajax does before

Schindler: You’re looking in an array for something.

Ocheltree: Why are you reconstructing anything ajax related?

Pankau: Here: I expect “2”, i get “-1”. seems to have something to do with the building of my array

Damico: Https://jsfiddle.net/weLouwkx/

Mattila: Uh, is it an issue of string vs number?

Buchan: Yes : that’s what I guessed

Devoogd: Thats why I asked to find out the type

Lueker: Or convert the ID to a number.

Buonassisi: One or the other, depending.

Mattila: Https://jsfiddle.net/weLouwkx/1/

Kush: Works like a charm. thx. string is better, might use letters in the IDs later

Love: Don’t use + for implicit type conversion.

Depaz: Mattila use p****Int / p****Float for that instea.d

Mattila: Awww, i love me some +

Hardan: It’s confusing and implicit. be explicit. if you want a number, use one of the functions made for doing it.

Goodmanson: Trail mix only gets you so far

Grothen: Yeaaaah, taco salad. neither a taco, nor salad, but whatever

Sharley: Http://codepen.io/anon/pen/JYYbwp what am i doing wrong here? i’m trying to fix the css in order for the site to be responsive

Granucci: Hello everyone, i want to make scroll even to know when im at the bottom of my do***ent, my problem comes with resources, listening to scroll event takes alot , i want to know if there is a LESS resouces consuming way

Sturgis: Im making cordova app so its important

Sugabo: Sorry, wasn’t here for the first part of that.

Frankenberg: Hello everyone, i want to make scroll even to know when im at the bottom of my do***ent, my problem comes with resources, listening to scroll event takes alot , i want to know if there is a LESS resouces consuming way