#musicbrainz

Rest assured my branch will definitly bring that – you have to have ids to attach a label to inputs (and you have to have labels!)

lol

I can't decide which page to work on next

hey, one thing I was fighting with yesterday... do you know how to have transparent overlapping <div>s without the top div blocking interaction with the lower divs?

I finally ended up just playing with the width so they didn't technically overlap

What did the divs contain?

as in, where's the interaction?

here's something i've never understood...when you view someone else's votes, why does it set all the vote options to their votes? if you just click "Enter votes" you'll vote exactly like them on everything O_o

Really? Lol, link?

Well, bad example, they're all abstain :P

Jugdish - I looked at that code a while back. It's actually coded to do just that, as it pretends you are that voter to pull up the votes list

weird

Have we got a bug filed?

don't think so

lol, that's neat (but in a bad way :P)

if voter_id= , it assumes it is you. if voter_id= has a value, it assumes that the voter is you (and thus loads their votes), but then looks at who you really are to see if you've actually voted

comes in handy sometimes :)

would actually be nice if you could go further, say, where voter_id=foo and voter_id-bar both voted yes or both voted no

hmmm, ok, "document.getElementsByTagName("input").filter is not a function"

oh... might help if I aimed at the iframe...

this whole "taxonomy" feature is going to add a lot of confusion. everytime someone says "tag" we'll have to clarify whether we mean a "tag" in the taxonomy sense or a "tag" as in "tagging my mp3 files"

I think we'll have to, at some point, specify exactly what each term means, so we're clear in what we're talking about

"album" for example, has at least 3 different uses in three different levels atm

heh

I always try to use the term "release"

the term "release" gets especially confusing when you start looking at the server code

hmmm, still having problems here acid...

"frames[0].document.getElementsByTagName("input").filter is not a function"

because what we call a "release event" is called a "release" in the server code, and what we call a "release" is called "album"

brianfreud: browser?

FF

version?

2.0.0.6

hmm

full line?

should be Gecko 1.6 compliant, right?

Mozilla/5.0 (Windows; U; Windows NT 5.2; en-US; rv:1.8.1.6) Gecko/20070725 Firefox/2.0.0.6

I get filter is not a function too

hmm

Implemented in: JavaScript 1.6 (Gecko 1.8b2 and later)

Seems getElementsByTagName dosen't return an actual array

oh that's true

getElementsByTagName returns an element collection or something

a "live NodeList"

an Element[]

"elements is a live NodeList of found elements in the order they appear in the tree."

The NodeList interface defines a read-only, ordered list (i.e., an array) of Node objects. The length property specifies how many nodes are in the list, and the item( ) method allows you to obtain the node at a specified position in the list. The elements of a NodeList are always valid Node objects: NodeLists never contain null elements.

Yea, but it's not actually an array, which sucks :P

guess you'll have to do a crappy procedural foreach if on it Brian :(

or convert it to an array

I'd do this:

until this week, my javascript was in the x=y+z level... :P

var inputOriginal = document.getElementByTagName('input');

var inputNew = [];

for(var i = 0; i <= inputOriginal.length; i++) { if(inputNew.name.matches(/^labelname/) { inputNew.push(inputOriginal[i]); }}

I think that should work

I think I get i, up until the push, let me see if it works...

push adds an item to the end of an array

so you're basically creating a new array, with only inputs that begin with "labelname" in their name attribute

so the result is then that inputOriginal becomes an array of objects returned from the loop?

inputOriginal is all the <input> fields

inputNew will be all the <input name="labelname..."> fields

oh, I see, you're copying the value of inputOriginal[i] into inputNew[inputNew.length++]

yea

got it

how is the matches working though? if inputNew is a new array, won't inputNew.name be null?

whoops, typo :P

That should be if(inputOriginal[i].name.matches

lol, ok

hmm

hmm, slowly getting there... inputOriginal.name has no properties... :P

inputOriginal[i]?

ah

that working?

no, it doesn't like the .matches() - trying it a little differently...

hmmm "inputOriginal[i] has no properties" in for(var i = 0; i <= inputOriginal.length; i++) { if(/^labelname/.test(inputOriginal[i].name)) {

and inputOriginal.length = 32, so it definately is finding the <input>s...

oh?

odd...

try:

if(inputOriginal[i].substring(0,9) == "labelname")

"inputOriginal[i].substring is not a function"

wait... I thinkl I know the problem...

I hope you find it, cause I'm going to bed now

:)

inputOriginal[i].name.substring, even

night all

cool, that seems to have done it... just have to override FF security now :)

for(var i = inputOriginal.length-1; i >= 0; i--) { if(/^labelname/.test(inputOriginal[i].name))

::)

reversed the array traversal

cool

yeah... js doesn't seem to like DOM traversal with 0++ for some reason... length-- seems to work more often for me

odd

but glad you got it workin :)

almost :P

thanks :)

hehe

np

natta!

natta

*doh*

yes! :)

if anyone wants the code, so they don't have to reinvent the wheel, http://pastebin.com/m2515c800

hi

has anyone here tried installing picardqt on os x?

MrQwerty` is now known as MrQwerty

anyone on..

i need some help with music

>.<

is the song in this conquest of paradise? http://www.gametrailers.com/player/usermovies/2...

was there already some discussion wether extra title information "instrumental" should be included in the track title, even if there seem to be no non-instrumental version?

outsidecontext: if it's on the cover, include it, otherwise, don't.

luks?

hm?

hey can you help me with the /admin/jsdeploy/run.sh ?