Ustulo
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69, of course.
The Homework Thread
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Ustulo
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I need help with a javascript / ajax / php problem
Basically Ajax loads a page into the dom into a container onload of the body, however I've attempted to implement a scroll down to load more posts feature where I have the same function in the page that is loaded a.k.a posts.php so that my jquery .get doesnt fail.
PROBLEM:
this only successfully runs once because no matter how hard I try, The get will not add my chosen number (in this case 20) to the previous get in order to load the next 20 after it runs the first time.
I was thinking of just writing an if else to the function so that it would add 20 to the current number of posts in the get client side, however it would be much nicer AND more secure if I could somehow do this server side.
Because of the nature of ajax (but I'm probably missing something) The get isn't working correctly and instead of loading the next 20 posts every time, It manages to add 20 to the variable but cannot add 20 again to the previous GET variable.
heelppp D;
GreenEarth
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French Revolution 1789–1799
Early photography pioneered by Louis Daguerre 1837
Great Potato Famine in Ireland 1846 (biodiversity fail)
Crimean War 1854
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Category:Science_timelines
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Timeline_of_scientific_discoveries#18th_century
1800 – Alessandro Volta: discovers electrochemical series and invents the battery
1831 – Michael Faraday discovers electromagnetic induction (yay for generators)
1859 – Charles Darwin and Alfred Wallace: Theory of evolution by natural selection
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/18th_century
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/19th_century
im3nuron
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If your a sophomore, like I think you are, then you should be taking World history. Therefore the French Revolution is you best bet. If that's the class you need it for.
bbgunshot
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Who was the named the only non-human fictional charcter of Forbe's richest fictional 15? Awkward. I know. It was a question for my economics class.
I thought Psychology Class was worse... I thought wrong. Psychology class normal question:
Who is hotter?
Michelangelo or Michelangelo?
or
...
Figure it out.
Oh definitely Michelangelo.
moondoggy23
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Bah, the French Revolution is so overdone. Go with the Potato Famine or the Crimean War.
quazymoodo
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Oh good. Someone got it right.
quazymoodo
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Wow.... Mine are:
World History (Renaissance - Present)
Geometric Algebra
Music Appreciation
Concert Band
Concert Choir
...
What IS homework?
quazymoodo
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Go with the Austrian Renaissance.... I'm sure ponies'll have something to do with that.... Probably something Equestrian-related...
Cacher
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Audi
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Surds! Argh! My old enemy, that caused me to have incredibly poor results in my report and incur the wrath and disappointment of my parents!
Surds! More-or-less pointless in your adult life! As is much of the Mathematics curriculum you learn in high school!
katphish
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Really? lol, I'm kinda good at math
one of the top students in the Math Honors class
I do agree, however that that question is completely useless in a real life context and I'm better off learning other stuff that are more economy based...
Audi
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Engineering is one of a select few professions that requires a thorough understanding of mathematics. However, the vast majority of professions do not require the level of mathematics that are taught at high school level.