Re : jquerypp fastfix
I don't know jQuery 2.1's event system well enough to know this. Does it still add all properties at once, or does it use getter setters like fastfix?
View ArticleRe : can.fixture and requests distinguishing by query params
No, but this would be a nice feature. Can you create an issue in github and we could add this in future releases.
View ArticleRe : jquerypp fastfix
I'm not quite into jquery internals, I thought jquerypp creators can consult.
View ArticleWhat's the best approach for initializing a Component after it's template is...
Hey folks,I'm trying to make JS calls to modify the DOM generated by a Component and its mustache template, to initialize some layout state. If I try to do this in a Component's scope's init()...
View ArticleRe : What's the best approach for initializing a Component after it's...
You should do this in an inserted event. However the template elements have been added to the component's element by init. However, the component element has not been added to the DOM yet.The...
View ArticleRe : steal build error => java.lang.OutOfMemoryError: Java heap space
Hi JustinYes.. We have a major deployment next week. I'll start migrating to the new StealJS right after that goes out. Patrick
View ArticleRe : What's the best approach for initializing a Component after it's...
Thanks for the quick reply. My understanding is that the elements are in fact created by the time we get to init(), but they haven't been added to the DOM, which is why JQuery selectors can't find...
View ArticleRe : What's the best approach for initializing a Component after it's...
The tabs example uses it: http://canjs.com/docs/can.Component.htmlYou should never really use document rooted selectors within a module. Something like: $(".foo").
View ArticleRe : Model inheritance and parseModel functionality
Thanks Justin,I created an issue with tests here https://github.com/bitovi/canjs/issues/1059
View ArticleHow can I do nested bindings without cross binding with can.Component?
Hi,I've been having a lot of issues with doing event bindings to events emitted from properties. I made an example to illustrate. The real issue I'm running into is that there doesn't seem to be any...
View ArticleRe : How can I do nested bindings without cross binding with can.Component?
In your example'{app.singer} shout' is binding shout event on concrete app.singer (can.Map) instance while control's (component events) init.Do you want '{app.singer} shout' to be rebound every time...
View ArticleRe : Live Binding in IE8: low performance and ability to disable live binding...
Thanks for the update, Justin.BTW, as for the second part of the topic, it would be still cool to have ability to pause/resume binding for specific view. Imagine we have a tab pane, which content for...
View ArticleRe : How can I do nested bindings without cross binding with can.Component?
Do the equivalent of {app} singer.short is exactly what I was looking for actually, however in my case I'm more interested in custom events emitted by the "current" instance.Rebinding would suffice,...
View ArticleRe : How can I do nested bindings without cross binding with can.Component?
Ok I found where I went awry. It appears that using can.extend(App.prototype, can.event) actually breaks the event bubbling that allows for something like {app}...
View ArticleRe : Live Binding in IE8: low performance and ability to disable live binding...
Could you just hide all the content when the panel is hidden? That way nothing would update. Just redraw it when the user switches.I'm not sure what you mean by pause / resume events, what that would...
View ArticleRe : What's the best approach for initializing a Component after it's...
Thanks again, Justin! inserted() is just what I was looking for.Can you expand on not using document rooted selectors within a module? The whys, and what one should do instead?
View ArticleRe : What's the best approach for initializing a Component after it's...
because your module is not isolated in scope to the DOM it acts upon. You should have rooted selectors like this.element.find(".foo").
View Articlecan-compile on Windows 7 ... does it work for anyone?
followed all steps recommended here https://github.com/daffl/can-compile/issues/19 but still get errors on NPM install. Running current node v0.10.28.C:\Windows\system32>npm install can-compile...
View Articlebug in view.mustache when passing partials in options
I found what I believe is a bug in canjs.com-2.1.1/amd/can/view/The following if statement on lines 1694--1696: if (scope.attr('partial')) { partial =...
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