Monthly Archives: August 2012
Why payd surveys?
There is several reasons: To stop people who “just clicks around” To stop bots, spammers, search engines… To have real picture of real customer’s needs To have some money to do future development PayPal used as captcha, uh? Why not. … Continue reading
Posted in Votes
Tagged features, new feature, survey, surveys, update, updates, vote, votes
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Strange behaviour of parseFloat of ‘this.innerHTML’ in Chrome
This is a rare case: in a project I use parseFloat JavaScript function to calculate final sum, but string was in the HTML code, previously generated by jQuery AJAX call: $(‘#’+id).html(rezult+’ ‘+currency); … $(‘#total’).html(‘TOTAL: ‘+totalcalc()); so it must be captured … Continue reading
Posted in Blog, Hacks
Tagged AJAX, calculate, Chrome, code, final sum, Google Chrome, HTML, HTML code, innerHTML, isNaN, JavaScript, JavaScript function, jQuery, js, js function, NaN, parseFloat, string, sum
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