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Oct 10 10:45:54 <EricBlade> hey the latest Opera beta supports flexboxes
Oct 10 16:28:04 <sugardave> EricBlade: great, now just make IE do it and we're back in business!
Oct 10 19:36:00 <EricBlade> sugardave: IE 14
Oct 10 19:36:44 <EricBlade> does Mozilla do it? hmm
Oct 10 21:37:54 <GodGinrai> hey guys
Oct 10 21:38:41 <GodGinrai> So, anyone ever have trouble w/ enyo's web stuff not handling JSON correctly?
Oct 10 21:39:56 <GodGinrai> I keep getting "Ajax request set to handleAs JSON but data was not in JSON format" even when I am outputting valid JSON
Oct 10 21:42:03 <GodGinrai> I know that Enyo is getting the whole response
Oct 10 21:42:20 <GodGinrai> But I think the size of the response is confusing it
Oct 10 21:42:45 <GodGinrai> since the response has ~30,000 objects in it
Oct 10 21:43:16 <summatusmentis> GodGinrai: the URL you're hitting might require the content-type to be "application/ajax"
Oct 10 21:43:39 <GodGinrai> what do you mean?
Oct 10 21:44:04 <GodGinrai> Also, it's worth nothing that firebug recognizes it as JSON as well
Oct 10 21:44:11 <summatusmentis> in the headers of the request, you may need to set Content-Type: "application/json"
Oct 10 21:44:14 <summatusmentis> not ajax, sorry
Oct 10 21:44:39 <fxspec06> that's cross domain issues
Oct 10 21:44:47 <GodGinrai> the request or the response?  I coded both sides of this transaction
Oct 10 21:44:55 <fxspec06> have you tried on a device yet
Oct 10 21:45:12 <GodGinrai> fxspec06: this isn't meant for a device
Oct 10 21:45:30 <GodGinrai> just doing a simple app for work
Oct 10 21:45:42 <fxspec06> a guy was in here the other day for just the same thing. i didn't have an answer for him
Oct 10 21:45:49 <fxspec06> yesterday night i think
Oct 10 21:46:07 <GodGinrai> damn :/
Oct 10 21:47:09 <GodGinrai> I really think that it somehow has to do with the volume of data
Oct 10 21:47:36 <GodGinrai> because I tried it with only 300 or so objects, and it worked
Oct 10 21:47:51 <fxspec06> hm
Oct 10 21:48:05 <fxspec06> idk, idk what he was doing
Oct 10 21:49:05 <GodGinrai> Mine works like this:
Oct 10 21:49:37 <GodGinrai> Enyo =POST=> PHP -call-
Oct 10 21:49:50 <GodGinrai> * -call-> awk
Oct 10 21:50:17 <GodGinrai> then PHP takes the awk output and gives it to Enyo as a response
Oct 10 21:50:22 <summatusmentis> I wonder if whatever is constructing the JSON has a bug in it at a certain point
Oct 10 21:50:45 <summatusmentis> like at a certain quantity of objects or some such
Oct 10 21:50:47 <GodGinrai> yea, I considered that
Oct 10 21:51:07 <summatusmentis> afaik, Enyo should just handle whatever it's given if it's json
Oct 10 21:51:13 <GodGinrai> until I saw that the JSON is recognized by Firebug just fine
Oct 10 21:51:57 <GodGinrai> also, it's a pretty simple awk script, not much room for error
Oct 10 21:54:30 <summatusmentis> huh
Oct 10 21:54:34 <summatusmentis> I'm out of ideas then
Oct 10 21:55:01 <GodGinrai> lol, so was I, so I came here XD
Oct 10 21:56:43 <summatusmentis> is there a URL we can play with? I know you said it was for work
Oct 10 21:57:21 <GodGinrai> nah, there isn't.  It's on the company intranet
Oct 10 21:57:25 <summatusmentis> ah, ok
Oct 10 21:57:33 <summatusmentis> you might try http://www.jslint.com w/ the JSON output
Oct 10 21:57:38 <summatusmentis> just to ensure validity
Oct 10 21:57:46 <GodGinrai> lol yea
Oct 10 21:57:57 <GodGinrai> when I did that for small amounts, it validated
Oct 10 21:58:05 <GodGinrai> when I did it for the full file
Oct 10 21:58:11 <GodGinrai> Firefox froze
Oct 10 21:58:56 <GodGinrai> 30,000 objects might be too much for one of these linters
Oct 10 21:59:03 <summatusmentis> it's possibe
Oct 10 21:59:08 <summatusmentis> possible*
Oct 10 22:01:25 <GodGinrai> anyways, I gotta go
Oct 10 22:01:38 <GodGinrai> but I'll probably be debugging this tomorrow
Oct 10 22:01:50 <GodGinrai> so if you guys get any ideas, let me know :)
Oct 10 22:03:34 <GodGinrai> cya
Oct 11 01:24:03 * DougReeder waves hello
Oct 11 01:24:49 <DougReeder> Anyone know how to create a kind, where the top-level tag is determined at runtime?
Oct 11 01:25:27 <DougReeder> I.e., on some platforms, it would render as a <video> tag, and others as an <object> tag?
Oct 11 01:27:42 <DougReeder> Anyone?
Oct 11 01:28:10 <PatrickC|Away> hey DougReeder!!
Oct 11 01:28:42 <DougReeder> Howdy!
Oct 11 01:28:51 <PatrickC|Away> long time no see
Oct 11 01:28:55 <PatrickC|Away> still into webOS dev i see?
Oct 11 01:29:09 <DougReeder> [nods] been busy with real life
Oct 11 01:29:29 <DougReeder> ...buying a house.
Oct 11 01:29:32 <PatrickC|Away> bah.. who needs real life :P
Oct 11 01:29:40 <PatrickC|Away> as long as you have a computer your good.. right? :)
Oct 11 01:30:21 <DougReeder> I used to think so.
Oct 11 01:31:45 <DougReeder> So, if I want to determine the top-level tag at runtime, what do I have to override?
Oct 11 01:32:08 <DougReeder> It doesn't seem to be render().  Indeed it's not clear that ever gets called.
Oct 11 01:33:30 <DougReeder> Ah, looks like I can set this.tag in create()
Oct 11 01:33:40 <DougReeder> ...but how do I set attributes of that tag?
Oct 11 01:37:36 <DougReeder> Ah, looks like there's a generateHtml() method you can override.
Oct 11 01:41:37 <DougReeder> okay, next order of business: what a good OS X tool to covert video to an HTML5-friendly format?
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