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jquery Programming Glossary: processorWorking example for JavaScriptResult in asp.net mvc http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1677325/working-example-for-javascriptresult-in-asp-net-mvc
jquery ui draggable elements not 'draggable' outside of scrolling div http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2098387/jquery-ui-draggable-elements-not-draggable-outside-of-scrolling-div plugin from adding all those annoying classes that waste processor speed. UPDATE I HAVE A NEW SOLUTION Okay after playing with..
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2219924/idiomatic-jquery-delayed-event-only-after-a-short-pause-in-typing-e-g-timew calls to setTimeout in a half a second which seems to be processor heavy and in my testing is causing some noticeable performance..
Directly accessing server database via Ajax (without PHP or some other intermediate) http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2256310/directly-accessing-server-database-via-ajax-without-php-or-some-other-intermedi Now think about a common case where you paid for a per processor license of your db. Would you really like to spend that license..
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/3679674/load-jquery-into-django with a RequestContext and use the django.core.context_processors.media context processor then you can access MEDIA_URL in your.. and use the django.core.context_processors.media context processor then you can access MEDIA_URL in your template. script type..
ajax submit multiple forms via jquery http://stackoverflow.com/questions/4340741/ajax-submit-multiple-forms-via-jquery and forward the input data from all the other 3 forms to processor.php preferably via POST processor.php needs to be able to distinguish.. all the other 3 forms to processor.php preferably via POST processor.php needs to be able to distinguish between which inputs go.. My question is....what is be the best way to make processor.php be able to distinguish which inputs belong to which form.......
jQuery animate() and browser performance http://stackoverflow.com/questions/459224/jquery-animate-and-browser-performance or so. Visually it's working beautifully. However my processor jumps to about 50 usage during the animations. This isn't specific.. the code out remove the animation and refresh the page my processor immediately returns to normal usage. I'm hoping I don't have..
Push notification to the client browser http://stackoverflow.com/questions/4899523/push-notification-to-the-client-browser the right balance between up to dateness and browser processor network thrashing is the key. The actual request shouldn't thrash..
How can I use jQuery to move a div across the screen http://stackoverflow.com/questions/510055/how-can-i-use-jquery-to-move-a-div-across-the-screen that lasts more than a couple seconds expect to see your processor spike by 50 or more. If you're on IE6 prepare to see your computer..
What's the difference between jQuery.fn.empty() and jQuery.fn.html('')? http://stackoverflow.com/questions/5723789/whats-the-difference-between-jquery-fn-empty-and-jquery-fn-html it's written faster. Developer time is worth far more than processor time. There's already a jsPerf to compare the relative performance..
jQuery asynchronous function call, no AJAX request http://stackoverflow.com/questions/6836299/jquery-asynchronous-function-call-no-ajax-request var textField 'input#query' parentNode var timer undefined processor undefined var i 0 limit spans.length busy false var filterTags.. spans.length busy false var filterTags function i 0 if processor clearInterval processor indicator.show processor setInterval.. var filterTags function i 0 if processor clearInterval processor indicator.show processor setInterval function if busy busy true..
Is there any size limitation for ajax post? http://stackoverflow.com/questions/7658193/is-there-any-size-limitation-for-ajax-post ' parent ' parent ' content ' content .ajax type POST url processor dbadd.php data dataString dataType json success function result..
Working example for JavaScriptResult in asp.net mvc http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1677325/working-example-for-javascriptresult-in-asp-net-mvc
jquery ui draggable elements not 'draggable' outside of scrolling div http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2098387/jquery-ui-draggable-elements-not-draggable-outside-of-scrolling-div 999 I would also consider setting addClasses to stop the plugin from adding all those annoying classes that waste processor speed. UPDATE I HAVE A NEW SOLUTION Okay after playing with it for a bit I came up with this the scroll option doesn't stop..
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2219924/idiomatic-jquery-delayed-event-only-after-a-short-pause-in-typing-e-g-timew search term may consist of 10 characters on average that's 10 calls to setTimeout in a half a second which seems to be processor heavy and in my testing is causing some noticeable performance issues so hopefully there's a cleaner alternative .load is..
Directly accessing server database via Ajax (without PHP or some other intermediate) http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2256310/directly-accessing-server-database-via-ajax-without-php-or-some-other-intermedi resources that could have been used for other db tasks. Now think about a common case where you paid for a per processor license of your db. Would you really like to spend that license on having the db handle HTTP requests when you could have..
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/3679674/load-jquery-into-django media js jquery 1.4.2.min.js or if you render your template with a RequestContext and use the django.core.context_processors.media context processor then you can access MEDIA_URL in your template. script type text javascript src MEDIA_URL js jquery.. or if you render your template with a RequestContext and use the django.core.context_processors.media context processor then you can access MEDIA_URL in your template. script type text javascript src MEDIA_URL js jquery 1.4.2.min.js share..
ajax submit multiple forms via jquery http://stackoverflow.com/questions/4340741/ajax-submit-multiple-forms-via-jquery when submitAll is submitted it has to do so using Ajax and forward the input data from all the other 3 forms to processor.php preferably via POST processor.php needs to be able to distinguish between which inputs go to which form...and then process.. it has to do so using Ajax and forward the input data from all the other 3 forms to processor.php preferably via POST processor.php needs to be able to distinguish between which inputs go to which form...and then process the inputs of each form separately.. to which form...and then process the inputs of each form separately My question is....what is be the best way to make processor.php be able to distinguish which inputs belong to which form..... My previous attempts was to use jquery's serialize to..
jQuery animate() and browser performance http://stackoverflow.com/questions/459224/jquery-animate-and-browser-performance the left margin of two images over a span of 40 seconds or so. Visually it's working beautifully. However my processor jumps to about 50 usage during the animations. This isn't specific to any single browser either it's the same way on Safari3.. concurrently. There's no Flash on the page. If I comment the code out remove the animation and refresh the page my processor immediately returns to normal usage. I'm hoping I don't have to resort to Flash but even watching shows on Hulu.com doesn't..
Push notification to the client browser http://stackoverflow.com/questions/4899523/push-notification-to-the-client-browser If it's a long time period it'll look like a pull. Finding the right balance between up to dateness and browser processor network thrashing is the key. The actual request shouldn't thrash the system but the reply in some applications may be much..
How can I use jQuery to move a div across the screen http://stackoverflow.com/questions/510055/how-can-i-use-jquery-to-move-a-div-across-the-screen of the animation. If you're doing a page width animation that lasts more than a couple seconds expect to see your processor spike by 50 or more. If you're on IE6 prepare to see your computer spontaneously combust into a flaming ball of browser..
What's the difference between jQuery.fn.empty() and jQuery.fn.html('')? http://stackoverflow.com/questions/5723789/whats-the-difference-between-jquery-fn-empty-and-jquery-fn-html faster than vanilla JavaScript &mdash it's used because it's written faster. Developer time is worth far more than processor time. There's already a jsPerf to compare the relative performance http jsperf.com jquery empty vs html . Every single test..
jQuery asynchronous function call, no AJAX request http://stackoverflow.com/questions/6836299/jquery-asynchronous-function-call-no-ajax-request var spans 'div#filterResults span' parentNode var textField 'input#query' parentNode var timer undefined processor undefined var i 0 limit spans.length busy false var filterTags function i 0 if processor clearInterval processor indicator.show.. var timer undefined processor undefined var i 0 limit spans.length busy false var filterTags function i 0 if processor clearInterval processor indicator.show processor setInterval function if busy busy true var query jQuery.trim textField.val.. processor undefined var i 0 limit spans.length busy false var filterTags function i 0 if processor clearInterval processor indicator.show processor setInterval function if busy busy true var query jQuery.trim textField.val .toLowerCase var span..
Is there any size limitation for ajax post? http://stackoverflow.com/questions/7658193/is-there-any-size-limitation-for-ajax-post ' title ' menu ' menu ' parentcheck ' parentcheck ' id ' id ' parent ' parent ' content ' content .ajax type POST url processor dbadd.php data dataString dataType json success function result status xResponse var message result.msg var err result.err..
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