I am seeing that oncomplete event fires before the actually tweening is completed.
From github I got the latest version of tween.js
The github URL I used is
https://github.com/sole/tween.js
and currently the latest version is 12
Has anyone seen any similar behavior?
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Now that Angular 4 has come out, can I update the version of Angular being used so I can learn and use the new features? If so how do I do that?
Update: I tried updating it through npm and started getting an error in the console and none of the new Angular 4 features worked afterward. Has anyone got it to work? Maybe I'll just learn Blaze and later change it to Angular when angular-meteor is updated to work with the current version of angular.
I might have updated it wrong. I just updated the angular through npm and made sure everything else was updated as well.
I have firefox 31 in my testing machine and I am using Robot framework to test functionality.
Before I was facing the problem like if I update firefox then my test case fails and then I did some research on it. Finally I found that there is lag between the time release of Firefox version and Selenium updates accordingly.
So now I am confused that to make our testing environment stable with new updates, how to proceed?
What could be the procedure for this Patch of firefox and Selenium library ?
Thank you.
If I understand correctly, updating FireFox causes an issue as sometimes there can be breaking changes, which are not addressed until a later date by Selenium?
If this is the case you have a few options which I imagine you're already aware of:
Don't update until the Selenium update is released, until then, do not try and support something that could break.
Update where you can, if a breaking change has been introduced, rollback and state you don't support that browser version. With this method there's obviously potential for waste.
Update and make changes to the tests in order to get them working for the latest version. You can revert once the Selenium updates are out that address any breaking change.
Personally I would opt for the first option, given it is by far the simplest. However, this may not be an option for you.
I have a strange problem, I am working on a Telerik based project for little while now and till yesterday, telerik's controls were able to trigger Javascript functions but since today morning, they just don't trigger. Wondering what could be wrong. I tried everything but no luck. I am calling a javascript function on a row selection of a RadGrid(OnRowSelected), the same function was working till yesterday but today it just does not trigger.
Any ideas?
Nailed it down! :)
Strange but this problem is caused by the auto update of AjaxToolkit Control. Earlier, I was using AjaxToolkit version 7.0607 and yesterday it got updated to 7.0725. Not sure why it is not compatible with Telerik but it was the main cause of my problem. I followed these steps and problem is done away.
1) From NuGet's Package Manager Console, I typed Uninstall-Package AjaxControlToolkit
2) After success confirmation I typed Install-Package AjaxControlToolkit -version 7.0607
This has resolved my problem, hope it helps someone with similar issue.
I've read a thread recently about a bug into the jqgrid addrow function :
http://www.trirand.com/blog/?page_id=393/bugs/class-jqgrid-new-row-will-be-added-by-addrow-but-never-removed/
Could you please send me the code to add to the grid.inlinedit.js ? I'm a newbie in Jqgrid and I don't know how to remove a class to the row.
Oleg, i will really appreciate if you can help me.
The bug which I reported here is already fixed in the main code of jqGrid on github. You can see the current code of grid.inlinedit.js here and download here.
By the way I suggested Tony (see here) to publish the current version of jqGrid from github as new release (4.4.5) of jqGrid. He answered (see here) that he plan to do this this week. So probably you could just wait 1-2 days and download the new fixed version of jqGrid from the standard download place.
I set out to use the ui.throbber.js plugin with 1.5.2. It doesn't officially have a 1.5.2 version, and, in fact, the version available isn't working. No throbber appears, and no errors in the Chrome console, and inspect-element shows that the javascript has run and done the surgery on the div.
I just want to start a spinner going at 'ready' and stop it when we hear back from a web service. Can someone suggest an alternative to ui.throbber.js?
I didn't find a version of ui.throbber.js that workswith 1.5.2, but I did find an alternative that will work for 1.5.2. Try nimbleLoader.
https://github.com/nimbleapps/jquery-nimble-loader
I've tested it under my 1.5.2 environment and it works and provides essentially the same result.