That explains my issue very well and will save me a lot of headaches.
(and gives a few ideas for a debug plugin)
thank you
-Olivier
Ricardo wrote:
Could not make much sense out of your video either :D
The thing is: when you log an object or element in firebug, it's just
a reference to the ob
Could not make much sense out of your video either :D
The thing is: when you log an object or element in firebug, it's just
a reference to the object itself, not a snapshot of it at that instant
in time. It will always show the object as it is *now*. Try this in
the console:
x = {a:1};
console.l
Ricardo wrote:
On May 4, 11:33 am, Olivier Percebois-Garve
wrote:
Hi
I'm puzzled with this :http://pastebin.me/49fef93928aff
(in firebug click on the jquery object, then expand "0")
Using empty() or remove() on the lis of a ul, it seems that jQuery is
"faking" to remove them,
i.e the lis
On May 4, 11:33 am, Olivier Percebois-Garve
wrote:
> Hi
>
> I'm puzzled with this :http://pastebin.me/49fef93928aff
>
> (in firebug click on the jquery object, then expand "0")
>
> Using empty() or remove() on the lis of a ul, it seems that jQuery is
> "faking" to remove them,
> i.e the lis will
this is probably due to the refresh problems in firebug
On May 4, 7:33 am, Olivier Percebois-Garve
wrote:
> Hi
>
> I'm puzzled with this :http://pastebin.me/49fef93928aff
>
> (in firebug click on the jquery object, then expand "0")
>
> Using empty() or remove() on the lis of a ul, it seems that
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