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Posts I've Made
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In Topic: Programming Project Help
Posted 4 Nov 2012
What have you tried and what aren't you understanding? Do you know how to make classes and use objects? -
In Topic: Copy app bundle on os x
Posted 4 Nov 2012
I have figured out how to fix the perpetually bouncing problem. Here's how if anyone else runs into this problem. It turns out when I copied the app bundle that it didn't set 2 unix scripts to executable that needed to be. I simply used the setExecutable method in the File class to fix this. -
In Topic: Links performing AJAX calls
Posted 3 Sep 2012
Thank you, this is exactly what I needed. Glad there is a solution to this that doesn't require me to use an iframe, since that would result in a complete restructure of my code base. -
In Topic: Calling this inside JQuery inside an Object literal
Posted 25 Jul 2012
Hey guys, just wanted to let future Googlers and users know the solution that I found. Turns out the JQuery .on() function allows for a 3rd parameter that passes an object literal into the function. So my bindAction function ended up looking like this:
bindActions: function() { $(this.element).on(this.bind, {action1: this.action1, action2: this.action2, toggle: this.toggleState}, function(event) { if(typeof event.data.action2 == "function") { if(!event.data.toggle) { event.data.action1(); event.data.toggle = true; } else if(event.data.toggle) { event.data.action2(); event.data.toggle = false; } } else { event.data.action1(); } event.preventDefault(); }); } -
In Topic: Get value is being incremented/decremented once too many
Posted 7 Jun 2012
The problem with that is when the page reloads (whenever the user clicks the 'next' or 'back' button) $page is reset, so doing the $page++ in the processButtons() method won't do anything since it's called in the constructor of the object. I have tried so many different placements of the call to processButtons() and setting the $page variable, but no luck so far.
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- December 16, 1989
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Main language Java.
Proficient in C++, PHP, SQL, HTML, CSS, and Javascript.
Learning: Objective-c
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ishkabible
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Thaking you.
jon.kiparsky
16 Jul 2011 - 11:30Your idea isn't a bad one by any means, but developing a solution to a problem is something this fellow obviously needs to practice. Just something to consider next time.
rajeshkumarsurangi
01 Feb 2011 - 23:02