If you have a project and have to read .srt format in javascript – this is the post for you. This is the regular expression that matches the format in .srt files. ([0-9]+(?:.[0-9]*)?)[sS]*?(.*-->.*)[sS]*?(w+.*)[n|r] test here – http://regexr.com?38d0s
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add_query_arg function add_query_arg(purl, key,value){ key = escape(key); value = escape(value); var s = purl; var pair = key+"="+value; var r = new RegExp("(&|\?)"+key+"=[^&]*"); s = s.replace(r,"$1"+pair); //console.log(s, pair); if(s.indexOf(key + '=')>-1){ }else{ if(s.indexOf('?')>-1){ s+='&'+pair; }else{ s+='?'+pair; } } //if(!RegExp.$1) {s += (s.length>0 ? '&' : '?') + kvp;}; return s; } get_query_arg function get_query_arg(purl, key){
First I’d like to say that I left out IE6 because it’s a stupid browser and does not matter to me. Recently I have been working on a html5 audio player. Obviously I need to provide a fallback for IE8 browser. But I did not want to redesign the whole player again in flash so
So recently I had to make ajax requests that pull in a piece of page with some scripting inside. The context does not matter much, what matters is the script executed fine on my localhost but not as a WordPress installation in a WP blog. After some head banging turns out that in my localhost
part 1 – http://digitalzoomstudio.net/2011/02/23/problems-i-had-as-a-wordpress-developer-with-badly-coded-plugins/ Or THEMES. As you may know, I sell premium WordPress scripts here – http://codecanyon.net/user/ZoomIt/portfolio?ref=ZoomIt . As authors, we are not required to offer support, but I myself consider it a important part of the deal and I do offer it best as I can. 80% of support requests are related to plugin compatibilities (
Since jQuery 1.9.0 removed the jQuery.browser functionality, I compiled some useful functions to replicate that functionality. [raw] function is_ie(){ if (navigator.appVersion.indexOf("MSIE") != -1){ return true; }; return false; }; function is_firefox(){ if (navigator.userAgent.indexOf("Firefox") != -1){ return true; }; return false; }; function is_opera(){ if (navigator.userAgent.indexOf("Opera") != -1){ return true; }; return false; }; function is_chrome(){
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