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jquery Programming Glossary: fragileIs there an equivalent Javascript or Jquery sleep function? http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1277070/is-there-an-equivalent-javascript-or-jquery-sleep-function 1 1000 else if part 1 alert after sleep But that's fragile design. You better rethink your business logic to really do..
jQuery mobile how to detect refresh http://stackoverflow.com/questions/14609080/jquery-mobile-how-to-detect-refresh script While this app works well Problem is I find it very fragile and hard to survive from unexpected errors. for example Since..
How To Select First Ancestor That Matches A Selector? http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2867022/how-to-select-first-ancestor-that-matches-a-selector .parent .hide return false This works but it's pretty fragile. If someone puts the a into a div for example it would break...
jQuery.load(), mixed HTTP/HTTPS and Internet Explorer http://stackoverflow.com/questions/4404715/jquery-load-mixed-http-https-and-internet-explorer while the remote resource is still just a string. Here's a fragile jQuery plugin as an example of this technique mostly ripped..
jQuery check if browser support position: fixed http://stackoverflow.com/questions/973875/jquery-check-if-browser-support-position-fixed would be to actually feature test it. Browser sniffing is fragile and unreliable. I have an example of such test in CFT http kangax.github.com..
Get variable name. javascript “reflection” http://stackoverflow.com/questions/9795773/get-variable-name-javascript-reflection time if x 0 BadArgument x So it can be done but it's very fragile and pretty slow. You're basically generating instructions to.. but when it comes right down to it it's not worth it It's fragile what if some developer doesn't use it right and gives you a..
Is there an equivalent Javascript or Jquery sleep function? http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1277070/is-there-an-equivalent-javascript-or-jquery-sleep-function if part 0 alert before sleep setTimeout function dothingswithsleep 1 1000 else if part 1 alert after sleep But that's fragile design. You better rethink your business logic to really do something after a second call a different function instead of..
jQuery mobile how to detect refresh http://stackoverflow.com/questions/14609080/jquery-mobile-how-to-detect-refresh stuff run some ajax scripts and add some html to its body script While this app works well Problem is I find it very fragile and hard to survive from unexpected errors. for example Since how every page's body html will load is defined in login.html..
How To Select First Ancestor That Matches A Selector? http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2867022/how-to-select-first-ancestor-that-matches-a-selector using this jQuery code '.remove' .click function this .parent .parent .hide return false This works but it's pretty fragile. If someone puts the a into a div for example it would break. Is there a selector syntax in jQuery that follows this logic..
jQuery.load(), mixed HTTP/HTTPS and Internet Explorer http://stackoverflow.com/questions/4404715/jquery-load-mixed-http-https-and-internet-explorer to replace all occurrences of HTTP with HTTPS or vice versa while the remote resource is still just a string. Here's a fragile jQuery plugin as an example of this technique mostly ripped from jQuery 1.4.4 .load function function var http http https..
jQuery check if browser support position: fixed http://stackoverflow.com/questions/973875/jquery-check-if-browser-support-position-fixed jquery share improve this question The most reliable way would be to actually feature test it. Browser sniffing is fragile and unreliable. I have an example of such test in CFT http kangax.github.com cft #IS_POSITION_FIXED_SUPPORTED . Note that..
Get variable name. javascript “reflection” http://stackoverflow.com/questions/9795773/get-variable-name-javascript-reflection even though there is no way to enforce this at compile time if x 0 BadArgument x So it can be done but it's very fragile and pretty slow. You're basically generating instructions to create a whole expression tree based on the lambda expression.. mean you should . It's nice as a gee whiz parlor trick but when it comes right down to it it's not worth it It's fragile what if some developer doesn't use it right and gives you a function that you can't parse It doesn't work with minification..
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