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Any jQuery 4 users? 4 Weeks Ago by Dani Just as the topic title suggests, any jQuery 4 beta users out there who could let me know what it's like? The wait for v4 gold release is killing me. Also, please don't make fun of me for being a jQuery user. DaniWeb has been built on jQuery for decades. (Okay, maybe that's not something to brag about.) Re: What tools or tweaks improved your outreach and link-building efforts? 2 Weeks Ago by Salem 6 to 12 months is a long time to wait to figure out whether your "seo expert" is genuine, or a fly-by-night cowboy who's already vanished with the cash without producing a result. How do you tackle this? Re: Any jQuery 4 users? 3 Weeks Ago by Neil_brown001 Hey, no judgment here — if it works, it works! 😄 I’ve been testing out the jQuery 4 beta on a couple of legacy projects and so far, it’s been pretty smooth. The devs have done a solid job keeping backward compatibility in mind while modernizing under the hood. Here are a few things I've noticed: Performance feels snappier in general, … Re: Any jQuery 4 users? 2 Weeks Ago by Dani > Why would anyone be hesitant to admit to using jQuery? At the time it was released, it sparked fundamental upgrades to JavaScript. JQuery was popular when we first started using it. Nowadays, there are much more elegant JavaScript frameworks, and native JavaScript is often faster than jQuery. Than jQuery 3, At least. I’m excited someone… Re: Any jQuery 4 users? 2 Weeks Ago by jkon I'm still using jQuery, a very slim build. Our JS library/framework handles all the heavy lifting, including AJAX, WebSockets, logical events, data manipulation, and architectural events. Replacing jQuery would be relatively easy since we often use our own extended jQuery functions, like our custom 'onClick' (which has a different implementation in… Re: Any jQuery 4 users? 1 Week Ago by gediminas.bukauskas.7 Every additional JS library slows down loading of the site. I haven't used jQuery for a long time, so I would like to know: does the new jQuery have something that can't be done with the DOM API and CSS? Re: Any jQuery 4 users? 1 Week Ago by Dani Given that jQuery is a front-end JavaScript library, its goal is to make writing your front end JavaScript easier and quicker than writing native JavaScript. However, as it is written on top of native JavaScript, there’s nothing it can’t do that native JavaScript ultimately cannot. It just might take a whole bunch more lines of code in native JS. … ArkTS - McCharts 1 Month Ago by 杨_659 … community group. - **In development**: Radar charts, combined bar-line charts. Wait for the official release if you plan to use these… Hi, my name is Kevin 1 Month Ago by dawsondeandre I'm absolutely delighted to become a part of this amazing forum! It's exciting to connect with like-minded individuals and exchange ideas in such a supportive community. I can't wait to contribute, learn, and be inspired by everyone here! Re: Will Nvidia stock rebound? 2 Months Ago by rproffitt I think you're looking at Feb 21, 2025. For me it's a blip and would wait it out. Why? Hardware and other Nvidia sales for the datacenters is still ongoing and with the change to allow use AI for war machines means a bright future for Nvidia, Google and others. Re: Upgrade to Fiber internet 2 Months Ago by rproffitt … shows up and tells me the wires are bad. I wait for them to figure it out and they run out… Re: How to Implement Lazy Loading for Faster Web Portals 2 Months Ago by jkon … of why this might be happening , but first I will wait a confirmation from you or/and others that this is… Re: How to Implement Lazy Loading for Faster Web Portals 1 Month Ago by jkon … SEO? Would you make each one small change incrementally and wait two to three months to observe the CWV impact on… Re: Hi, my name is Kevin 1 Month Ago by Reverend Jim Hello and welcome to Daniweb. Re: Hi, my name is Kevin 1 Month Ago by Dani Hi and welcome to DaniWeb! Wait() 10 Years Ago by P …for its child to terminate by calling the wait() function. #include <stdio.h>… <stdlib.h> #include <sys/wait.h> int main (int argc, char *… i+1, getpid(), getppid(), childpid); break; } } wait(NULL); return 0; } > The response i Get… wait( ) question 14 Years Ago by BLKelsey … #include <ctime> using namespace std; void wait (int seconds) { clock_t endwait; endwait = clock() …quot;; //countdown decrement to be displayed on console. wait (1); //1 second between decrements } if (…."wait(1)"."wait(1)"."wait(1)"."wait(1)&… Re: wait( ) question 14 Years Ago by Sky Diploma I meant that [code] cout << "\n\t\t\t\tLOADING GAME."wait(1)"."wait(1)"."wait(1)"."wait(1)"\n\n"; [/code] Would cause errors during compilation. Instead the for loop would do a better job :) Re: wait( ) question 14 Years Ago by Sky Diploma the mechanism of calling the wait () function is faulty. [code] cout<<"Loading \n" ; for(int i=0;i<4;i++) { cout<<"." ; wait(1); } [/code] would do what you are expected of. You seemed to have understood the concept of function calling /basic syntax wrongly. Re: wait( ) question 14 Years Ago by Narue …;iomanip> #include <iostream> using namespace std; void wait(int seconds) { clock_t endwait; endwait = clock() + seconds * CLOCKS_PER_SEC; while …;; for (int i = 0; i < n; i++) { cout.put('.'); wait(1); if ((i + 1) % dots == 0) { // Reset the dots… Re: wait( ) question 14 Years Ago by BLKelsey Sky Diploma, I knew the syntax for the wait() function was wrong in the IF statement and I … misunderstanding? [QUOTE=Sky Diploma;1218961]the mechanism of calling the wait () function is faulty. [code] cout<<"Loading \…0;i<4;i++) { cout<<"." ; wait(1); } [/code] would do what you are expected of. … Re: wait( ) question 14 Years Ago by BLKelsey … to. However, because I don't know, why is the wait () function faulty? Is there an alternative? [QUOTE=Sky Diploma;1218961…]the mechanism of calling the wait () function is faulty. [code] cout<<"Loading \n…=0;i<4;i++) { cout<<"." ; wait(1); } [/code] [/QUOTE] WAIT call in LINUX programming 16 Years Ago by Samran …, 1); printf ("Parent process %c \n", junk_character); // child_exit = wait (&stat_val); // if (WIFSTOPPED (stat_val)); } } } exit (1); }[/CODE] [B]…The problem is I want the parent Process to "wait" till child process reads the character from the pipe… Re: wait( ) question 14 Years Ago by Sky Diploma The wait function isn't faulty at all. The way it was being called in the above mentioned line was wrong/faulty. That's what i meant to say :) Re: wait( ) question 14 Years Ago by BLKelsey Ah, thanks for clarifying it to me. I was misinterpreting your meaning. [QUOTE=Sky Diploma;1219155]The wait function isn't faulty at all. The way it was being called in the above mentioned line was wrong/faulty. That's what i meant to say :)[/QUOTE] wait time and turn around time 15 Years Ago by phil750 …:1 -> Priority:2 , i want to work out the wait time and the turn around time, but im abit clueless… to work them out e.g. wait time is the time each program has to wait to start. I was thinking maybe… time / number time went round loop +1 just struggling with wait time Re: WAIT call in LINUX programming 16 Years Ago by Duoas The [URL="http://linux.die.net/man/2/wait"][b]wait[/b]()[/URL] function monitors the state of a [i]process… Wait while file write in C# 16 Years Ago by ambarisha.kn How to wait for some time while writing to a file. I am appending some text in log file, its giving error as Some other process using this file. How i have to wait untill its free. Wait or pause method in C# 15 Years Ago by ddanbe … loop like: >while condition true > Draw object > Wait 2 secs >end loop after condition false I could… use a very long empty for loop as a wait method, is there a better way? Have looked around here… Wait Command? 14 Years Ago by Steve_Jones … is true. Is there any way i can have a wait for user input such as pressing a key to perform… a button on a form, nothing happens and its in wait mode untill that specific action happens and then it jumps…