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Hey... I'm Fluttershy. I saw this site and made an account. I hope you don't mind...
Tuesday, 05-Apr-11 01:06:59 UTC from web-
@ponydude2143 I was just tinkering with web based java in the development. I should be using jQuery calls for everything, but I opted for some getElements and such in a lot of spots. I think ideally I'd like to cut all the jq as it seems to be the primary issue with Firefox (which loads some different version and breaks the page functions). ~ I doubt there's any real performance differences on something like this though. It only checks the page every refresh interval, and the rest is just static css.
Wednesday, 14-Sep-11 04:18:37 UTC from web -
@ponydude2143 lol, responding to both your posts here. Are those iFrames loading each post? It's a pretty cool idea - hope you can get it working. And feel free to host up your own versions, I really don't mind at all. Lemme know if you have any questions on the script as I had it - I labeled most of the parts, but it's still a jumbled mess as I was learning while I worked on it as well. Also, if you can figure out how to not need the @include jquery.js statement with Firefox, please lemme know - so curious how to get that working.
Wednesday, 14-Sep-11 17:22:15 UTC from web -
@ponydude2143 That sounds awesome - actual threading on the page. I'm assuming you're going to have a lot of page loading built into that (loading all the conversation pages and extracting each response) - but I'd run it if you can get it going. It's worth noting that the current refresh is not really checking for new posts and inserting them... Instead, it just loads a new instance of the timeline and replaces the whole ol. This was a whole lot easier for me, as either way I was going to have to load all the new posts and check 'em out. It then scans through the updated timeline to find a match point with the previous (and denotes new posts from that).
Wednesday, 14-Sep-11 18:59:17 UTC from web
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