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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.
11 months ago
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what happened to the "download site" button?
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satyrwoud
12 months 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
12 months ago
*CLI, I should say. (old man shaking fist at cloud voice) Too many bloody acronyms these days...
bytemoth
12 months 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.
12 months ago
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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.
1 year ago
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.