Pettingill: I figured out a solution for this
Mcwhorter: Can you show your code
Maley: Look at the answer that was given to me
Bjornson: That’s the same code I have
Mccaig: Anyway what’s the problem that you’re getting that error?
Heinlen: Errors are not even supposed to work for jsonp
Knaebel: They kinda work only if you set a timeout, but jsonp is a hack using a script tag to load data
Nation: So I’m not sure how to word my explanation on our ticketing system
Lukes: I don’t want to say jsonp is a hack 😀
Wessendorf: Yup, i agree with you
Calzadilla: Should I say jsonp was really not meant to return errors
Pastrana: So even if jquery “cancels” the request after a timeout,
Mulac: We would still received the response, correct?
Dardagnac: Sorry got disconnected
Colson: 00:26:14 zumba_ad_ so I’m not sure how to word my explanation on our ticketing system
Culhane: 00:26:16 shoky_ so even if jquery “cancels” the request after a timeout,
Ellerbe: 00:26:33 shoky_ the script tag might still be able to finish loading right then and trigger that error
Caruso: That’s what i’ll write 😀
Lapatra: Odd, my .each loop only iterates once.
Clap: Your each loop is weird. i prefer mine
Lapatra: Yeah, i think i prefer yours too.
Lapatra: No, im prob doing something wrong.
Lapatra: And.i tink I figured it out.
Lapatra: Can I go from an object element to selecting its sub-element WITHOUT doing something like this: $”#object subelement
Lapatra: Can I instead do $”#object”.subelement”#subelement” ?
Lapatra: Is there some format by which I Can dot hat?
Lapatra: Some function by which I can do that*
Hessel: Hello you beautiful, but slightly fat, people of the interwebz and IRC
Kanz: No news flash there, I guess
Vorel: What jQuery plugin do you recommend for replacing HTML SELECT/OPTION in forms?
Yamaki: Select2 is probably the less awful of them
Jasperse: I just googled it, before coming here
Rabel: It looks a bit bloated, anything smaller?
Fondriest: Long time ago I’ve ran into SelectBoxIt
Kassim: Lapatra it depends on what you mean by sub-element. if you mean child, then you can use children
Malinsky: Maybe he is hungry and is thinking about SUBWAY
Cosma: If you mean siblings, then you can use siblings or maybe next or prev depending on what you are trying to do
Reiff: JQuery rocks, you’re beautiful! love youz!
Gisler: Is there anything “wrong” with storing data directly in a jQuery object sandwich = $’#ham’; sandwich.tasty = true; rather than using .data if I have no need of that data once the object is released say, replaced by sandwich = $’#turkey’;?
Devries: Gisler: not wrong per se, if you really only need it for just as long as this jquery object exists. but i cant think of when you’d really wanna do that
Mourad: Hello my friends and family
Barmer: Does anyone here know zurb foundation
Gisler: Shoky: Event handling. Object is stored in a variable on mousedown, worked with during mousemove, finalized during mouseup. Ignored after that, replaced on next mousedown.
Gisler: The variable is.I’m not sure what to call it. It is defined like this: function $, undefined { var myObject = null; $.fn.myplugin = function { . } . }
Gisler: Doesn’t seem to be global.
Houtkooper: Er or you’ve lost me. or whatever
Johnstonbaugh: How do i create an element with innerhtml that isnt a string, example: $’ul’.append’liarray’i