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Home of the Internet Graveyard and more
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Why does $('#id').load('url.html .class'); in JQuery load the entire page in the background while XMLHttpRequest/DOMParser/getElementsByClassName in vanilla JS only loads what gets shown? (I'm trying to make a dynamic page.)
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Home of the Internet Graveyard and more was updated.
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what happened to the "download site" button?
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satyrwoud
1 year ago
It goes away when you reach a certain amount of files or file size, i think — happened to me once too and i had to use the API instead
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satyrwoud
1 year ago
*CLI, I should say. (old man shaking fist at cloud voice) Too many bloody acronyms these days...
bytemoth
1 year ago
The current theory is that due to stability concerns, it disappears if a site is above ~140MB or 500 total files.
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Home of the Internet Graveyard and more was updated.
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Home of the Internet Graveyard and more was updated.
1 year ago
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Home of the Internet Graveyard and more was updated.
1 year ago
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anyone else have existing pages randomly 404ing?
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Home of the Internet Graveyard and more was updated.
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0ekekddddd
1 year ago
That cat is cute. I have a feral mother cat hiding under my building and I'm trying to befriend her and her kittens.
slimysomething
1 year ago
That picture was in a different state, she lives outdoors but was chill enough for a closeup. There's a grey tabby living where I'm at now who's skittish.
found this old-IE modernizer script a few years ago that might help with that: https://bytemoth.neocities.org/ie9.js
neat. it almost works, the navbar is still gone and the image border doesn't work. I assumed the only way to make it compatible would be to make it an html-only table layout.
I'm starting to see the historical appeal of using jquery for everything.