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I would like to know how can I select <span =\"data\"> from the following. <div class=\"feeds\" onmouseover=\"...\">
So I have several DIVs called achievement, and each one contains a span called recent-share. WHat I would like to do is have each recent-share hidden at first, and the have it appear when the parent \
It is kind of strange. <table> <tr> <td>feng</td> </tr> </table> jQuery code:
I have this code $.post(\"recommend.php\",{\"jid\":jid,\"vid\":vid,\"eid\":eid},function(data){ if(data==\"1\")
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In C++, an object refers to itself via this. But how does an instance of an inner class refer to the instance of its enclosing class?
I\'m writing a simple Twitter client to play with coffeescript. I have an object literal with some functions that call each other via callbacks.
I\'m getting an error that I think is because I\'ve made some kin开发者_Go百科d of mistake in a refactoring, but I can\'t find documentation on when $this is bound, and my error could be explained by
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