The documentation for jquery's closest says the following:
.closest( selector [, context ] )
...
context Type: Element A DOM
element within which a matching element may be found. If no context is
passed in then the context of the jQuery…
I am following this tutorial [chart.js][1] and I get this error and this line
var ctx = $("#myChart").get(0).getContext("2d");
where $("#myChart") stands for
throws this error
Uncaught TypeError:…
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Performance of jQuery selector with context
In the jQuery DOCS it says
By default, selectors perform their searches within the DOM starting
at the document root. However, an alternate context can be given for
the search…
By default, if we say
{minDate: 4}
in the options, the minimum selected date will be four days from Today.
Is it possible to change the date() to be set in the future?
so, say we have a second date picker but we want the second date to assume that…
I am trying to use this context menu javascript library but can't seem to get it to trigger when a node is right clicked.
I tried implementing the basic demo and that works, so I have the necessary js on the page.
I added it to the left click of a…
We are implementing a rather complex single page application and decided to use the "Jquery-context-menu" toolbox. However, we have a fundamental question, and after two days of searching, and reading stuff on the web we are somewhat out of…
I'm using twitter's bloodhound suggestion engine, following is the code snippet I'm using
// instantiate the bloodhound suggestion engine
var searchData = new Bloodhound({
datumTokenizer: function (d) {
return…
I am comparing on mousedown event two elements but they are false because of the context property:
console.log(this, opt.selectedNode);
[circle, prevObject: x.fn.x.init[1], context: undefined, jquery: "2.0.3", constructor: function, init:…
I'm trying to set up some cool effects with jQuery waypoints. But I'm not very good with javascript/jQuery. I'm more familiar with PHP.
The waypoint code provides a trigger events based on page scrolling. In the code below, I've used their "sticky"…
What is the proper way to use _self to always have access to an object? Is using _self ok, or is it bad practice?
I want a good way to get at myObject's attributes and methods, even from functions that aren't called in myObject's context. There are…
My plugin allows you to specify a callback in its options. The plugin may run before the DOM is ready, but I need to make sure the callback only runs once the DOM is ready, so I'm wrapping the callback.call() within a $( document ).ready()…
I've got a HTML menu option, which I bind a click handler in jQuery:
var xyz = {
getMainContainerSelector: function () {
return '.container#main';
},
bindMenuOptions: function () {
$('#menu_outcome_list').bind('click',…
