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Hi there,I'm analyzing javascript mvc frameworks for a medium size web application, so far I really like all features presented by jmvc, but I have one question about the routing functionalityAssume...
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I'm creating a plugin that will handle CSS transitions automatically. In certain situations where you would've created a can.List, you would do so with can.TransitionList and any objects listed within...
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var url = "/images/js/mn/json";var emall_specialoffers = can.Model.extend({ findAll: "GET url/featuredStores.json" }, {})var emalls = can.fixture.extend({ 'GET url/featuredStores.json':...
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Justin suggested that I do something like this:can.route("", {section:""});can.route(":section/");can.route.ready();"{can.route} section": function(route, event, newVal){ console.log(newVal);}This...
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It would indeed be a PATCH and support for PATCH would be great.I use it, but have to roll-my-own when sending data.
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original post updated with jsFiddle link
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Because element is inserted only after new item is inserted in the list and it will happens only after item instance will be initiated (init method is done).I don't know what you are trying to...
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Have you managed to get it work. If yes, kindly help me out as well.
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I'm trying to create default attributes and computes in my extended can.Map
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Why you need batch.start and stop? And reference element in init?BTW do you really understand what batch.start and batch.stop for?
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Because I have DOM stuff in can.batch.start that I'd like to run in a single browser paint. I can't have DOM stuff running before an external can.batch.stop is called now can I?
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Considering that browser has one event queue, you do:can.batch.start()// here you make some synchronous attribute changescan.batch.stop()//DOM stuff is performed once based on made attribute changes...
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It's not synchronous if you have an external can.batch.start wrapper, which is why we have the callback to begin with. My issue is occurring in both situations, however. DOM stuff after the synchronous...
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Everything in your example is synchronous. The fact that you have callbacks or wrappers doesn't make event flow asynchronous (I recommend you to read how browsers javascrpt event queue works for...
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I humoured you and read your link. All I learned was that I should rename my repaint function to reflow. And I know about using timeouts; they're precisely what I've been avoiding. Before moving my...
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I've just uploaded v0.1.0beta of the plugin if you wanna take a look at everything. The issue at hand is on line 47 of map.js
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Ok. I'm didn't mean that you should or shouldn't use setTimeout.I just want to point out that your code is synchronous and deals with one attribute change there is no diff between your code and:var...
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Is there anything I can do to gain access to the DOM objects the instant they're added? can.view.hook sounds about right, but applied differently and currently EJS-only. Timeouts create visual...
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can.batch is used when you have many different state (Map's attribute) changes but don't what each change to fire the event that will cause DOM change, so you combine them in batch, and DOM is changed...
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