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JavaScript - Is This As Good As Traditional Paginating
I am looking to add the load date by scrolling paginating but i am not sure if this will cause the site to dramatically load slower.
http://www.9lessons.info/2009/07/loa...query-php.html That is what i was going to implement but unsure if i should. Any of you guys got any knowledge in this? Thanks Similar TutorialsHey guys, I know that there are two ways to declare an event in javascript. 1.Inline ie: <a href="#" onclick="function_name(param)">Link</a> 2.Traditional ie: linkelement.onclick = function_name; Now, how can the second method work with functions that have parameters??? Since we can't use parenthesis, how do we pass in the arguments?! Frequent reader, usually find my code fixes via Google... so first post, but I've been programming for a while... I've always been horrible at JavaScript... Java was easier for me. anyways... My problem: I am building a website for my fire department that i am a member. here is what i have www. explosive supplements .com(header picture is a mockup, being worked on by a graphic artist) (spaced out for privacy, this domain is my testing website that i used to test my programming prototypes live without taking other sites offline.) My main issue is IE7 and IE8 in compatibility mode My Solution: I need to make a popup/warning to tell those running IE7 to update their browser to view the website and a popup/warning to tell those who are running compatibility mode in IE8 to turn it off to view the webpage properly. i thought about making a seperate template for IE7, but that still doesnt help with those running compatibility mode in IE8. Thanks for any help that you can give. So I am looking for a book that basically goes from the very basics to middle level of java programing, but one that is up to date, and that explains everything, not like some of the books that just throws code at you and expects you to understand why you are making the class public and why it extends javaplugins, just something in depth that really explains why for everything.
Today, all major cell phone makers (exept apple) announced that they will support a common app standard based on html, css, and javascript. Article: http://news.yahoo.com/s/afp/20100215...owapplications This means that we can use our web skills to make applications for mobile phones. Previously, we would have to invest learning time into a closed-path system like the iPhone's Objective-C, or a minor player's API like webOS. Called BONDI, it's basically a webpage with some extra generic DOM handles for using system features like fetching contact lists, GPS, sending SMSs, playing a sound, etc. While I am not blown away by the demo widgets linked below, i realize they are little more than "hello world", as much actually as figuratively. I expect support and development to entrench around this simple standard, so more and more hardware features will gradually start working on more and more devices. It's the same notion as the JS/HTML software i wrote years ago for firefox that now works in IE8... Check it out: http://bondi.omtp.org/usebondi/Lists...Y/Gallery.aspx I encourage all to participate in developing for open source platforms like BONDI. While there's more money right now in iPhone, the future belongs to us. Don't support proprietary techs! Besides, i cannot imagine that Apple/some fan boy will not eventually add BONDI support to iPhones; they already have a browser! I just started learning javascript, and it'd be cool if I could find some kind of javascript reference site similar to php.net/manual with a quick reference search. After looking through google for a long while, all I could find was tutorial sites or reference books with the only way to navigate them is through boring tables of contents. Does such a place exist? Or what's the next best thing?
Hey guys, I'm new to the forum, just registered today. And I'm wondering whats the best javascript editor out there? I'm going to school for web development and I'm taking a javascript class next semester, the problem is the class is online so i have to teach myself. I have previous coding experience with html, css, actionscript 2 and coldfusion. I want to know whats the best editor out there is? I have used Dreamweaver for my previous coding and i don't like it. It feels to bloated and has way to much stuff i never use. Anyone want to share what they use? Make me a recommendation, it doesn't matter weather its for mac or pc. I have a macbook pro i use for school and i already have a a copy of adobe creative suite 5 for mac and Visual studio 2010 for windows. Anyone ever use visual studio for web development? I would really appreciate any help you can give me. Anyway thanks for reading my long post, and any advice is really appreciated. Thank You, Emiljan Can anybody recommend a good free uploader that allows multiple file selection at the same time? Any help appreciated! Hello, I am trying to understand something I often see in other's code: Code: (function(){
//do something
})();
a) Why is the function wrapped into parenthesis? b) Why are there parenthesis at the very end of the snippet? A variant that is also mysterious to me is: Code: (function(){
//do something
})(document.documentElement);
Why the document.documentElement in parenthesis? Regards, -jj. This is my first post. I am reading "Javascript The Good Parts" ~ The Method Invocation Pattern Page 28 and tried this, var myObject= { value:0, increment:function(inc){ this.value+= typeof inc==="number" ? inc:1; } } myObject.increment(2); alert(myObject.value); but alert(myObject.value); is returning a value of "2", when it should return "3". Can someone help? Reply With Quote 12-22-2014, 09:59 AM #2 rnd me View Profile View Forum Posts Visit Homepage Senior Coder Join Date Jun 2007 Location Urbana Posts 4,497 Thanks 11 Thanked 603 Times in 583 Posts 0+2=2, not 3; the code is working correctly. |
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