**** BEGIN LOGGING AT Wed Feb 13 02:59:58 2013 Feb 13 04:01:17 There's a hackathon this weekend. I'll be using Enyo. Feb 13 04:01:19 Woop woop. Feb 13 16:59:16 Hello Enyo fanatics. I was wondering if anyone could tell me why this won't work : http://pastebin.com/sbKWVnmQ Feb 13 17:00:11 CreateComponant works fine but it does not have the components I set Feb 13 17:00:30 and now that I put that out there, I realized I need to wrap them in an array.... whoops Feb 13 17:01:24 That did the trick. Continue on with your lives now ;) Feb 13 17:49:05 does it make sense to use enyojs as a front-end for a rails api? Feb 13 18:05:30 Next question. Seems like onecrayon's database does not work with firefox. anyone have a workaround? Feb 13 18:27:05 hola Feb 13 19:41:49 visionary: over an hour late... but howdy! Feb 13 20:38:24 visionary: why would it not make sense to use Enyo as a front-end anywhere? Feb 13 20:39:44 trex005: without looking, is that onecrayon's sqlite db wrapper stuff from Long Ago? If so, the reason it likely doesn't work in Firefox is that ff has no sqlite Feb 13 20:41:34 sugardave: yeah. I was hoping that it would fallback to keyvalue store or something. Guess I was hoping the wrapper was smarter than it is :) Feb 13 20:41:46 if not that, then some flash file :) Feb 13 20:41:55 doubtful Feb 13 20:42:04 etc etc.... though it would then have to have it's own query parser built in.... Feb 13 20:42:14 so I was just hoping for too much :) Feb 13 20:42:23 I'm sure it was adapted from his original stuff (if not the original stuff, that is) and it was only for webkit on the tp Feb 13 20:43:08 sugardave: I'll just have to write my own fallback stuff :) Feb 13 21:39:47 hey guys, you there? Feb 13 21:41:31 I'm trying to use Enyo w/ a charting framework that finds the divs it uses to render them based on the I'd of the container Feb 13 21:42:10 Is there a way to grab the I'd of the DOM node of the Enyo component I'm trying to render it into? Feb 13 21:42:15 *id Feb 13 21:56:37 GodGinrai: I think you can reference it by Tthis.$.whatever.id Feb 13 21:59:18 I'll look into it Feb 13 21:59:43 Right now, I am using this.$.whateverr.hasNode().id Feb 13 22:00:07 oh, you know what? I liked Feb 13 22:00:12 the id is of the div Feb 13 22:00:19 not necessarily the DOM ode Feb 13 22:00:20 node8 Feb 13 22:00:22 node** Feb 13 22:00:24 I misread Feb 13 22:00:54 GodGinrai: that's how you get the DOM id, via hasNode() reference Feb 13 22:05:45 yea, I'm trying to find the DOM id Feb 13 22:05:58 ok Feb 13 23:07:20 hasNode().I'd worked Feb 13 23:07:29 I'm leaving work now, cya later **** ENDING LOGGING AT Thu Feb 14 02:59:59 2013