@TimStone My god! What are you doing!? You're removing the element with id Rebecca that has the .migraine class! Gosh, what did you do to her? You were looking for $('#Rebecca .migraine').remove();, right?
Or rather, you've removed #rebecca when all you should be doing is remove the .migraine from her!
@YiJiang The Rebecca with a migraine was an imposter. Later in the code she was replaced by the migraine-free one. Also, I typed it on my phone, shush :P
I'm trying to implement this dropdown menu with flyouts:
http://jsfiddle.net/chunkymonkey/fr6x4/
In Chrome certain categories can be expanded to show their subcategories while others show nothing when opened up.
For example:
Alternative Rock can be expanded to show its multiple subcategorie...
^ This question is brand new, but the same user must have been repeatedly asking and deleting this same question, since I distinctly remember seeing it on the SO homepage just hours ago
The 32 reps the user has is also suspect
In fact, the original should've been quite old, but my memory doesn't quite serve me well here
If I can remember correctly, mods can see deleted posts on the user's profile page
@Pekka That's four of them now - the moment I commented on his question, he deleted that one too. Now let's just wait for him to get suspended or something...
@Pekka On the list of recently deleted posts, I see that a large number of them do not appear to have anybody associated with the deletion - ie. it just says 'Deleted 11 hours ago by ' Do you have any idea why?
@TimStone I've always said some downtime would be the most efficient advertising campaign for Wikipedia. Go offline for two days, and have hundreds of thousands of journalists, researchers, and students queue to make their donations afterwards
@TheUnhandledException Hmmm... what else could need more jQuery? It's not JavaScript, surely, since jQuery is totally not connected to JavaScript, and something that has jQuery would not need moar of it...
@GeorgeEdison We were discussing desktop integration when @radp pointed us to the particular APIs used for this, so @RebeccaChernoff implemented it in the userscript, then @Marc <del>totally plagiarized</del> took inspiration from that, so here we are
I know it's too late for the existing sites but I think there needs to be more discussion about what a site is and what it isn't during the commitment phase. Then at least people are used to talking about it if things change during beta.
Related to Diago's answer:
Add the ability to reject a migration.
The question would get removed from the target site and the question on the source site flagged for moderator attention.
The moderator on the source site can then either accept the rejection in which case the question just becom...
I think the bounty was auto awarded so don't read too much into that.
I'll have one of those too. My desk setup made it so that the cable wasn't long enough and it wasn't a big enough deal to buy a longer cable. But with my new desk I think the setup would work.
@TheNeedsMoarJqueryException one idea I toyed with was getting me one of those picture frame thingies that can also act as a USB monitor, and mounting it on top of the big screen
Encourage comments on ALL voting, especially downvoting.
Don't worry... I won't actually do it, just would like to know how.
I'm trying to implement this dropdown menu with flyouts:
http://jsfiddle.net/chunkymonkey/fr6x4/
In Chrome certain categories can be expanded to show their subcategories while others show nothing when opened up.
For example:
Alternative Rock can be expanded to show its multiple subcategorie...
Related to Diago's answer:
Add the ability to reject a migration.
The question would get removed from the target site and the question on the source site flagged for moderator attention.
The moderator on the source site can then either accept the rejection in which case the question just becom...
