Then your test is broken or you're not using the form level functionality it works for. Changing this:
while (target = target.parentNode)
to THIS:
while (target === target.parentNode)
Will ALWAYS return false and NEVER loop. As such the code...
deathshadow
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Ditto. That's part of why I'm always talking about content first. then markup, and only then once you have all the semantics and proper structure in place do you even THINK about applying style.
Too many people start dicking around with what shade of paint to use before they even have...Leave a comment:
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Oh, and if you REALLY insist on satsifying whatever f***-wit trash is giving you that "warning", the equivalent code would be:
...Code:target = target.parentNode; while (target) { if (target.tagName.toLowerCase() === tagName) return target; target = target.parentNode;Leave a comment:
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Shouldn't work at all, since it would IMMEDIATELY exit and not return a valid target other than self. It would never reach the desired node.
Now ***WARNING*** I'm not going to be polite about this. The more "sensitive" of you who get your panties in a wad over a little harsh language,...Leave a comment:
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First off if you have enough content this is a "problem" on mobile, you've probably slopped too much stuff into the page. It's a common mistake when you have sidebars, to start stuffing them full of more content than a mobile -- or even desktop -- user needs. As such the first thing I'd do...Leave a comment:
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That jQuery crap really isn't gonna work, since their dated, bloated, show-hide asshattery flat out isn't how this works.
I did however make a few flubs in my code, since I forgot that keypress won't return the escape key and e,key needs to be ==="Escape" despite MANY tutorials...Leave a comment:
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It's not so much about race problems as load issues that could bring the server to its knees when/if you have REAL traffic. IF you send a request every blasted time someone types one lousy letter communications load is gonna blow up in your face. It could also go wonky race-wise as if the database is...Leave a comment:
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Some advice:
If you have a RETURN, you don't need to "else" after it. So that last "else" in your code is unnecessary.
That said the question doesn't seem very well worded, the code less so. Honestly I'm not sure what it is you're even trying to accompl...Leave a comment:
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I'm not sure I'd even have this be done with JavaScript since I'd think an attribute selector would/could let you get away with this, though honestly I HATE selects for country/state because there's just too damned many of them to navigate through. It's bad usability.
Though to do it in...Leave a comment:
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That's my take on it as well, though greatly simplifying the code. As to the alignment issue, that's what vertical alignment and adjusting line-height is for.
...Code:body { counter-reset:fieldsets; } legend { position:relative; line-height:2em;Leave a comment:
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Ditto.
And again durangod you're overthinking things as @VIPStephen is right, IF you're going to have keys, do it numeric. You want to change the text format, that's what Date object formatting is for. If you just used numeric dates you wouldn't need to dick around with some garbage "array...Leave a comment:
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There are a LOT of factors that can play into a slow first-request. Empty local caching, establishing routing between local and remote, server-side cache miss.
Server's these days have code cache, database cache, all sorts of other cache and most of the time it's NOT big enough to make...Leave a comment:
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Agreed. No radial blur, no opacity... nope. Can't say I like it.
Being a content bearing element (aka has text in it) derping around in pixels isn't helping it either. You go EM you either do it or you don't.
I'd go with 0.25em 0.25em 0.125em #0004; Don't forget that third...Leave a comment:
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I'm not sure where the blazes you got the idea security even plays into it. It's in a bloody form element that ANY running script can access; copying it to a variable -- NOT that you should have to -- does not somehow magically make it "less secure"
But then your code doesn't...Leave a comment:
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Because he tends to overcode stuff in a non-portable manner, directly pointing at and playing with values and paths that PHP has no need nor business playing with....Leave a comment:
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leadingPlate and trailingPlate are for plate images. Content images that may or may not receive alignment. These are not plate images in the semantic/structural sense. It's all just one form. You failed to divine their name and/or their purpose.
You're really not grasping the purpose of...Last edited by deathshadow; Oct 13, 2020, 08:17 AM.Leave a comment:
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This doesn't sound like tabular, nor a list... it sounds like a FORM that likely shouldn't contain EITHER.
And I sure as shine-ola wouldn't say tubular dude... like... totally not tubular. We're not grinding a gnarly wave man...
Without code or an idea of what it is your doing...Last edited by deathshadow; Oct 12, 2020, 09:56 PM.Leave a comment:
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The what now? You're not making any sense. They have grammatical meaning and purpose, unlike U (where underscore is typically used to convey strong in handwriting) or font (a concept that has dick to do with grammar).
None of which has been "repurposed in HTML 5" so I genuinely...Leave a comment:
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Repurposed for what? Did I miss something? Are they using them for some other purpose than what I said -- aka what they're supposed to have been used for since HTML was created?...Leave a comment:
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One of the things about anchor content is it should be clear what it does. This is partly why title="" is oft an indicator something is wrong with the content of the tag... and why most of the time an anchor says only one or two words in the 'flow' of your document (aka outside of menus) it's...Leave a comment:
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