Checa: Guys I do $.get.fail and inside fail I print the data object. and it tells me the status code is 200 and the data is the one expected. how can it fail with status 200?
Shub: I also do not get an error message :S
Gangler: Are you expecting a json response and not returning a valid json response?
Schurer: Yes I am expecting one bit I didn’t advise it to p**** it yet
Girand: I just do a normal get request for now
Gangler: Show your call in a fiddle or something if you would
Pro: Ok it seems like it detects the json from the filename
Nokleby: And tries to p**** it
Robers: And the json is broken apparently even tho I don’t see what it is
Gangler: Https://jsonformatter.curiousconcept.com/
Maines: Oh my . keys have to be strings too ofc
Baggott: If you look at lines 11-13 here what am I doing wrong?
Journell: Actually here it is: http://pastebin.com/LS4r05hF
Dys: I have var last = activeIndex.eq-1;
Chitty: How should I write this? jQuery”.next”1.parent
Oroark: Essentially when the last quesiton is true i want to console.log “this is the end” when it has no other case-slide elements to go to
Gangler: Jquery549: .eq1.parent
Gangler: Nvm, -x for eq is valid
Gangler: Your compairing an index against an element
Egler: Ok but I have 16 elements
Mclane: And now I need the second one?
Gangler: Did you name change from Konye or sometyhing?
Gangler: Yeah, i’m referring to his/her issue
Deal: No I’m the same Italian of today
Gangler: Wait, that doesn’t even make sense
Gally: Well I don’t know how many italian asking here
Gangler: ActiveIndex is a number and your trying to get the ‘last’ from it
Fraize: Gangler I need to use: this === last.get
Gangler: You got problems on ln 7 and 8
Gangler: What are you trying to do there?
Schmeiser: Gangler var activeIndex = jQuerythis.closest’.active-slide’.index; is to go to the next one
Gangler: That gets you the index of the current one
Barach: Then you’ll see jQueryjQuery’.case-slide’.getactiveIndex + 1.addCl***’active-slide’;
Rosenbrook: That is garbage I think
Mccalebb: I was trying to flag the last one
Fastic: Do I need: if this === last.get- 1 {
Gangler: You could just check if next.length 1 i would think
Gangler: Next gets you the next following sibling. if it doesn’t return any element, then logically it’s the last one
Risko: So.: if next.length 1 { ?
Gago: Or this === if next.length 1 {
Liskovec: If this === next.length 1 {
Gangler: Your pretty hung up on === :s
Gangler: Https://jsfiddle.net/tLhsy76t/
Kerns: That is pretty much what I did too :
Gangler: Btw, two small things. you should consider using an IIFE or jquery closure so you can p*** in $ and use it for your logic. and also you should cache $this if you do it a lot, which you are
Plass: Ok, I will try to optimize
Hirons: Can you explain what you mean by cache?
Obrecht: You mean the browser will cache that
Gangler: JQuery object instantiation is fairly heavy
Chatten: My google-fu is failing me. How do you check whether a given jQuery object set of elements contains a given jQuery object element?
Takenaka: You mean a given element – jquery objects don’t contain other jquery objects :
Takenaka: I use filter.length ofr stuff like that.
Shanno: I have a given sibling of this, and I’m trying to figure out if it’s before or after $this.