I\'m having a bit of trouble trying to manage scope when using getJSON. So on a HTML page I have an unordered list to be filled with list items from a JSON file. The list is markup for a carousel.
Consider this C# code: string gr = comboBox1.ValueMember; decimal sum; try { decimal rite = Convert.ToDecimal(textBox1.Text);
I\'m having a very odd problem that I\'m hoping someone has come across. class Letter { public: Letter() virtual ~Letter()
In this question I found an interesting detail about scope of a final variable in Java. I don\'t know Java good enough, but I think that final is identical to a constant in Ruby.
I am writing a script that reads multiple twitter feeds and writes them to a div. The code works when I am just making 1 AJAX request to a specific feed, but when I try to loop through a list of feeds
Having some trouble with this.. <?php EG204_ExoSkel(); function EG204_ExoSkel() { $to_be_end = \'Red\';
Hey Rails newbie here. I used to have a lot of stuff going on in one of my controllers. Someone told me that its good practice to have \"fat models and thin controllers\" So I was moving some things
I have a function that makes a jQuery Ajax call to the BART api to get the series of next trains coming in.The function should return a string of the next train departures:
I am reading some C# text regarding scope of variables and got some confusion: Case 1: class A { void F() {
I have an Ajax call where I get back some JavaScript as a String. In the onSuccess Method I want to eval this code. In the JavaScript code there are Function-declarations. All these function should be