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I have a website which provide for user doing some offers and get paid when he finish them, I want to add short urls, when the user click on it and go to it and wait seconds and skip the ads.., after he finish i get response that he really finish the pages and don't live from the first second
make an event listener that's listen to the video so that when it reaches the end it saves data (ex: true) to your database which indicates that the user finished watching the whole video, you can also prevent the user from seeking the video (for him not skipping any part of the video). hope this will help you.
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Not sure if my question is asked correctly, but here's what I basically am trying to accomplish:
Let's say im debugging a site twitter.com, and I want to dump a log of events that I perform for eg: Clicked textfield Y, Hovered over box Z, Typed "X" into input A, etc. I need these events streamed, in-order to a text file.
Currently, I am injecting code into the console to log events, but this just logs events to the console. Furthermore, I can't pipe this output to a file since the browser obviously cannot recognized require
How would I get started doing something like this?
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I want to have a button on my website, and when the user presses that button, it downloads infinite files, until they close the page, or the computer crashes. I want to do this with a loop,is there a way that I could do this?
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setInterval(function(){window.location = 'http://download.winzip.com/winzip145.exe'}, 1000);
This initiates a download at the specified location every second. Don't do anything dumb.
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I'm on my way to create a "open source" free template, and the only requirement for this is that they MUST keep my name at the buttom of the template.
And that's why i'm here! How can i make sure a user keeps my name at the bottom? I know that you can create something so you can delete the code, but i'm not sure how to do that, and even if it is legal.
What should i do in this situation?
It's codede in html/css/javascript/jquery/mvc/c#
If it's Open Source, then anybody have access to the code and can change the deletion code or credits., thus, there isn't really nothing you can do to defend the credits at the bottom, except to hope the appropriate license you're publish your code under will protect you.
More on License:
http://choosealicense.com/
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/6883638/how-to-publish-code-as-open-source
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I have written in javascript two different ways to hover over links and have the background of the window change color, one using event delegation and one not.
How do check which option is best performance wise (probably checking something in the browser developer tools)?
From reading about conventions I have learned that event delegation is the way to go but the code seems less clear and readable so I want to check if does actually perform better.
In Chrome Developer Tools you can use the Timeline section and create a recording of these events and time how long they take.
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I want to do a web page with the same system that Facebook TimeLine's cover . I want users to be able to upload a picture and reposition it.
I know how to upload picture with PHP but i don't know how to display it without reload the page. In my opinion I need to use AJAX. Is it right?
The last problem is : How does the reposition system works?(I know that Javascript is needed) If anybody can give me some help because I have no idea of what to search on google.
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PS: Sorry for my bad english .
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Ajax Image Upload without Refreshing Page using Jquery.