Hartung: Cork so so understand tahnks
Lemear: When i set css height on my tabs the content is missing
Paullus: Hey guys, I have a scrollbar on my page, and I can’t for the life of me figure out what element it’s coming from. Is there a function I can use?
Szychowski: Ckb shouldn’t need it. your inspector should be all you need.
Szychowski: Got it live somewhere?
Szychowski: Why can’t you toss it to the channel?
Soulier: Er… you have to be logged in to see it ; one second
Malinky: Yeah probably dont want to give login info in chat :/
Serafino: Http://gp2.cashortrade.org/ if you’re in mobile, the drawer/overlay
Szychowski: So i need ot be in mobile?
Szychowski: So the scrollbar you see for this page?
Pourchot: Well, click on the menu… the scrollbar that’s behind it. I can still scroll the page and I’m trying to prevent that
Szychowski: That’s a different question than what you asked :
Szychowski: Http://stackoverflow.com/a/11013994
Szychowski: You want something like this.
Szychowski: Basically, set overflow: hidden; on the body.
Formby: Szychowski: I’ve tried that, but no dice
Szychowski: Hahaha you could hack it by doing a position: fixed; on the body instead.
Szychowski: Why are you setting height on the body btw?
Phoubandith: Not really sure. It’s a schmorgasborg of hacks already
Songco: When i set css height on my tabs the content is missing
Szychowski: Ckb the probnlem with fixed positioning is the user will lose their scroll position.
Szychowski: Ckb maybe look at http://stackoverflow.com/a/9280412
Moun: Szychowski: gonna try this thanks. exactly what I wanted
Neef: Szychowski: can you translate that vanilla JS to jQ? :
Szychowski: Why not just use the JS?
Maccarthy: I’m trying trying to append some values to particular container. The data is gotten with ajax. The problem is I get many values and they’re all undefined . the response and the code can be seen here – http://pastebin.com/r5M2qxkM
Marshman: From the JSON response it seems that the problem is not in the response itself, but how I handle it
Szychowski: For var key in info { is no good.
Aycock: It’s still scrolling
Authement: I don’t think it’s the body that’s scrolling :
Szychowski: Ckb it might need some tweaking and css modifications.
Szychowski: Then maybe it’s a child container.
Tollefsrud: Should I try using $.each ?
Szychowski: Akimb first off, are the keys going to be 0, 1, 2, etc?
Gordo: No, the json response can be seen at the bottom
Szychowski: Right, and the key for the data is a number.
Cassiday: So should I make for var key in info’0′ ?
Szychowski: I was going to suggest this should be an array instead.
Goldberger: Send an array and not this php array ****
Goldberger: I dont even know how you create this structure but i had to deal with it too many times
Szychowski: And for.in is a bad idea.
Goldberger: Backend guy: hey i just send you an array. { 0: {}, 1: {}} me: no
Szychowski: If you need to use it, add in a hasOwnProperty check juuuust in case. in this case though, use the right data structure.
Arseneau: Szychowski: now body.scrollTop is 0 BUT overflow: hidden !important; does NOTHING
Szychowski: Decx hahahaha we actually do all that work on our own here.
Szychowski: Ckb yeah you have something else going on duder.
Szychowski: Something else is scrolling.
Jablonsky: It’s definitely the body now :