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<0> Dorward: I just tried with percentages and it is working perfectly thanks :)
<1> who knows here selenium?
<2> the element ?
<1> no selenuim IDE
<1> it is for functional test
<3> hello all
<4> hello
<1> I need some plugin for Firefox that can measure the request/response time
<3> i'm sending information via a POST XHR, but the POST data is not received by the server, what could the problem be? (I did print_r($_POST) on the server side (php) .. and I get an empty array...
<3> could it be because the POST data is a *very* large text?
<3> anyone?
<3> :(
<5> I know this is WAY offtopic, but it's funny http://trhosking.com/iraq.wmv
<6> has anyone used sweet-titles
<6> im trying to do a very simple modification but cant find out how
<3> what is sweet titles?
<6> http://www.dustindiaz.com/sweet-titles
<6> i just want to do a simple change but dont know how to
<3> ask the author :)
<7> how can I get truncated division (not floating point, but integer division)?
<8> erm
<5> Math.floor( x / y ); ?
<8> or parseInt?
<5> ....or parseInt( x / y )
<7> thanks, I'll try that
<3> i'm sending information via a POST XHR, but the POST data is not received by the server, what could the problem be? (I did print_r($_POST) on the server side (php) .. and I get an empty array... I know that the POST data is pretty large.. any ideas?
<5> Math.floor() should be more efficient
<8> jasz: you have to send a certain header
<8> I think it's um
<5> Won't parseInt doa string conversion first?
<8> form/url-encoded
<8> or something like that
<3> bewest .. how do i set hm
<3> erm.. i'll check on that
<8> Content-Type of application/x-www-form-urlencoded.
<3> trying...
<8> xmlhttp.open(bla,bla,bla)
<8> xmlhttp.setRequestHeader(
<8> 'Content-Type',
<8> 'application/x-www-form-urlencoded; charset=UTF-8'
<8> );
<8> doh
<8> sorry
<9> is there a synhronize like keyword for javascript?
<9> IE executes my code wierdly.
<10> syncronization?
<9> yep, grr, my problem was about around method messing thing up.
<11> evening (night)!
<11> is there any limitation of the length of the incoming string parameter of function eval() ?
<12> don't use eval
<12> MiHaMiX: no.
<11> whenever I try to eval() a loooooooooong string I always get such errors which shows me that it truncates the string at 255 chars
<11> fatbrain: alert(jscode.length) => 13324
<11> fatbrain: eval(jscode) => error msg only shows first 255 char
<11> fatbrain: tell me a way to circumvent the use of eval(). I'm waiting for a complex data array in respond to an ajax request, which I'm supposed to supply as param for an existing and already defined function.
<8> MiHaMiX: I don't believe there is any such limit
<11> fatbrain: I used this: eval('var x = ....code of data structure.....; return existing_function(x);
<8> MiHaMiX: make sure your newlines don't screw you up
<8> MiHaMiX: use firebug to spy on your ajax request
<11> bewest: generated content doesn't contain newline
<11> bewest: firebug tells me that the js code I've sent back is just fine.
<8> generated content is coming from where?
<8> a database?
<11> bewest: from a PHP script, which uses postgresql as a data storage backend.
<8> and what's in the content?
<8> user input?
<11> bewest: no, db records, coded like this:
<11> bewest: [ id : 28, ip : "160.114.156.146", start : "2006-07-04 16:35:13.947624", stop : "2006-07-04 16:41:29.569235" ], ...
<8> ok
<8> and when you inspect in firebug the code looks ok?
<8> is there an extra comma at the end?
<11> bewest: yes, but I'm going to reinspect now :)
<8> no \r\n's
<13> "MiHaMiX" at 66.180.175.30 pasted "generated JS code itself in unescape()-d format" (1 line) at http://erxz.com/pb/1884
<11> bewest: take a look at it, see above link
<11> bewest: imo it doesn't contain either \r or \n
<11> bewest: any idea?
<8> MiHaMiX: shouldn't it be x = [ {..}, {..}, {..} ]; ????
<11> oo.. truly, you're right... :/
<8> it's an array of objects :-)
<11> bewest: i shouldn't have written the code this late :-(
<11> bewest: it works :) thanks :)
<11> good night, and thanks for all :-))
<14> burritos are delicious
<8> frb-work: agreed with bacon
<14> I feel much better now, 2 burritos later
<15> kobeyashi is laughing at you
<16> it is advised not to use ***ociative arrays, but what if you have a growing array of things that are identified by a unique string ?
<17> why is it advised not to use an ***ociative array (or techincially, just an object)
<17> I use them all the time.
<18> bewest :)
<8> Daveman: :-)
<16> http://developer.mozilla.org/en/docs/Core_JavaScript_1.5_Reference:Global_Objects:Array#Description
<18> :D
<19> wow i think i wrote a closure ! lol
<19> i was using a global previously
<19> but i have a problem teh value is never being set to true
<8> stelt: that doesn't say "don't use ***ociative arrays"
<8> stelt: it says know that an "***ociative array" is actually an object
<13> "chino" at 66.180.175.30 pasted "updating_games is allways == false.... even if multiple updates are hapening..." (33 lines) at http://erxz.com/pb/1886
<16> bewest, ok thanks, i'll just give my code another try then
<18> bewest, you getting rained on? :P
<8> no
<8> no rain here
<8> Daveman: I moved to San Francisco
<20> why tmp.join("&"); isn't changed ?
<20> alert(tmp); shows aaa,bbb,ccc
<20> should do toString() ?
<17> alert(tmp.join("&"));
<19> am i not properly using the closure ?
<19> it did the same behavior even wehn i used a global
<18> BEWEST :OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
<18> bewest, come visit!?
<18> omg :P
<18> hahahaha
<18> bewest, stop following me!
<18> ;p
<20> kicken thanks somehow it worked :)
<17> methods generally don't modify the object they are called on
<17> they return something new.
<19> ooo i think i know what i have to do
<17> exceptions being on some array methods, like .push and .pop and such
<21> bloody annoying really
<17> tmp.join("&") creates and returns a string. It does not in any way actually modify the tmp variable.
<18> hey Woosta :)
<21> myString.replace returns the modified string rather than modifying myString
<21> But MORE annoying is that strings are immutable, so you can't even WRITE a String.prototype.replaceInPlace
<18> actually...
<17> I guess it could be useful to be able to, but I've never really found it annoying.
<8> Daveman: did you move to SF too?
<8> Daveman: WTF.... hehehehe
<22> hey all.. anyone who could give me a hint on what this is called? Maybe got a solution? I'd want to calculate how many hours and minutes a value is.. like '7530' seconds.. what command shall I use or what combination of calculation and so?
<13> "chino" at 66.180.175.30 pasted "check_running() == false // always!" (37 lines) at http://erxz.com/pb/1887
<21> toffie: 2 secs and I'll give you my formatter URL
<17> toffie, integer division and moduls operator
<18> bewest :D
<8> Daveman: are you serious?
<8> Daveman: when did you move?
<8> Daveman: I moved in April
<21> toffie: http://rick.measham.id.au/paste/format_duration.js
<18> bewest, you busy this evening? :P
<22> kicken.. the module operator.. which is that?? is it the % ??
<18> rick: ooh, neat :)
<18> modulus?
<17> toffie, yes
<22> haven't been programming this kind of stuff before
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