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Building an HTML table on the fly using jQuery

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/103489/building-an-html-table-on-the-fly-using-jquery

pretty well too after I recently did some refactoring that resulted in a pretty big speed increase . Here's an example without doing..

Simple JSON to HTML Table

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/10596031/simple-json-to-html-table

' var s a.join '' '#color list' .html s The above code resulted in object Object instead of the Data. Below is my expected result..

jQuery memory leak with DOM removal

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1462649/jquery-memory-leak-with-dom-removal

this jQuery.removeData this Commenting out that line resulted in no leak. So let's look at event.remove it calls data 'events'..

What are techniques to get around the IE file download security rules?

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2064882/what-are-techniques-to-get-around-the-ie-file-download-security-rules

any way for client code to detect that form submission has resulted in an attachment download. I've never heard of a way to detect..

Is plain vanilla JavaScript better than using frameworks like jQuery or MooTools? [closed]

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/3393900/is-plain-vanilla-javascript-better-than-using-frameworks-like-jquery-or-mootools

is a good thing the result of the slickspeed tests resulted in much faster selector engines such as Sizzle. Developers not..

Rails not decoding JSON from jQuery correctly (array becoming a hash with integer keys)

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/6410810/rails-not-decoding-json-from-jquery-correctly-array-becoming-a-hash-with-intege

entity_id 253 position 1 entity_id 823 position 2 resulted in Rails parsing things as Parameters shared_items 0 entity_id..

Is it bad practice to return partial views that contain javascript?

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/863436/is-it-bad-practice-to-return-partial-views-that-contain-javascript

that inserts the partial view into the DOM. However this resulted in one big script containing lots of javascript functions that..

Building an HTML table on the fly using jQuery

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/103489/building-an-html-table-on-the-fly-using-jquery

on the number of concatenations you have to do. It performs pretty well too after I recently did some refactoring that resulted in a pretty big speed increase . Here's an example without doing all of the work for you var t eval ' ' request ' ' var..

Simple JSON to HTML Table

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/10596031/simple-json-to-html-table

' td ' key ' td ' a.push ' td ' val ' td ' a.push ' tr ' var s a.join '' '#color list' .html s The above code resulted in object Object instead of the Data. Below is my expected result 1 Red 2 Orange 3 Blue 4 Yellow Any suggestion will be..

jQuery memory leak with DOM removal

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1462649/jquery-memory-leak-with-dom-removal

bits of remove in jQuery. line 1244 in 1.3.2 jQuery.event.remove this jQuery.removeData this Commenting out that line resulted in no leak. So let's look at event.remove it calls data 'events' to see if there are any events attached to the element...

What are techniques to get around the IE file download security rules?

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2064882/what-are-techniques-to-get-around-the-ie-file-download-security-rules

A key thing that I don't know is whether there's any way for client code to detect that form submission has resulted in an attachment download. I've never heard of a way to detect that but that'd break the impasse for me. javascript jquery..

Is plain vanilla JavaScript better than using frameworks like jQuery or MooTools? [closed]

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/3393900/is-plain-vanilla-javascript-better-than-using-frameworks-like-jquery-or-mootools

so cross browser bugs get documented and fixed. Competition is a good thing the result of the slickspeed tests resulted in much faster selector engines such as Sizzle. Developers not having to worry about trivial DOM bugs means more complex..

Rails not decoding JSON from jQuery correctly (array becoming a hash with integer keys)

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/6410810/rails-not-decoding-json-from-jquery-correctly-array-becoming-a-hash-with-intege

3001 plugin bulk_import ' dataType 'json' data shared_items entity_id 253 position 1 entity_id 823 position 2 resulted in Rails parsing things as Parameters shared_items 0 entity_id 253 position 1 1 entity_id 823 position 2 whereas this NOTE..

Is it bad practice to return partial views that contain javascript?

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/863436/is-it-bad-practice-to-return-partial-views-that-contain-javascript

. At the beginning I was handling this in the callback code that inserts the partial view into the DOM. However this resulted in one big script containing lots of javascript functions that refer to different pages. I refactored the big javascript..