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Re: Wilde Life - 655

Corey Dutson — Mon, 03 Jun 2019 22:03:24 -0000

cannot remember who, but someone in here called that shot from downtown. Whomever it was, good for you

Re: Wilde Life - 626

Corey Dutson — Fri, 01 Mar 2019 05:54:22 -0000

Honestly I'm expecting this conversation to culminate in that. Carl will push things a little to far, Cliff will snap and decide to pull a "YOU KNOW WHAT? HAVE A LOOK AT THIS"!

And then he'll be living with a man and his ghost because his family is terrified of him.

Re: Wilde Life - 589

Corey Dutson — Wed, 28 Nov 2018 13:52:23 -0000

Cool cool cool cool cool cool cool cool cool cool. I didn't need to sleep tonight anyways.

Re: addMarker Gantt Docs

Corey Dutson — Tue, 20 Nov 2018 12:24:53 -0000

fantastic. thank you

Re: addMarker Gantt Docs

Corey Dutson — Fri, 16 Nov 2018 14:21:27 -0000

That does get around the issue for now so at least it's not a huge workaround. Thanks!

Re: addMarker Gantt Docs

Corey Dutson — Wed, 14 Nov 2018 11:41:16 -0000

Hello, I'm currently having a problem with markers when changing the timeline layout. Specifically toggling show_grid on and off. it seems that when the timeline is set to false, the marker code throws an error because I assume the marker doesn't exist on the non-existent timeline.

I currently only have the one marker, which is a today maker.

callstack:
```
at DHXGantt.tryCall (dhtmlxgantt.js:5270)
at dhtmlxgantt.js:5306
at DHXGantt.tryCall (dhtmlxgantt.js:5265)
at DHXGantt.getRowTop (dhtmlxgantt.js:5305)
at DHXGantt.t (dhtmlxgantt_marker.js:10)
at DHXGantt.renderOne (dhtmlxgantt.js:17250)
at Object.render_item (dhtmlxgantt.js:17269)
at Object.renderItem (dhtmlxgantt.js:4019)
at DataStore.<anonymous> (dhtmlxgantt.js:4059)
at DataStore.z (dhtmlxgantt.js:22854)
```
extended stack:
```
tryCall @ dhtmlxgantt.js:5270
(anonymous) @ dhtmlxgantt.js:5306
tryCall @ dhtmlxgantt.js:5265
getRowTop @ dhtmlxgantt.js:5305
t @ dhtmlxgantt_marker.js:10
renderOne @ dhtmlxgantt.js:17250
render_item @ dhtmlxgantt.js:17269
renderItem @ dhtmlxgantt.js:4019
(anonymous) @ dhtmlxgantt.js:4059
z @ dhtmlxgantt.js:22854
obj.callEvent @ dhtmlxgantt.js:22895
addItem @ dhtmlxgantt.js:3445
e.addMarker @ dhtmlxgantt_marker.js:10
(anonymous) @ controller.js:217 <<<< this is my local code calling my gantt instance's addMarker function
```

Re: Gantt : sort

Corey Dutson — Tue, 09 Oct 2018 09:33:21 -0000

I guess that's an option. is there no way to call whatever function is called internally by that click? I just need the indicators to show up on an initial sort

Re: Gantt : sort

Corey Dutson — Fri, 05 Oct 2018 12:18:47 -0000

This is a great reproduction of the issue. basically the .sort does indeed sort, but the arrows are not showing to represent what is sorted. I would think that sorting (especially when doing a global sort) that the arrows should show up

Re: Gantt : sort

Corey Dutson — Thu, 04 Oct 2018 15:27:55 -0000

I have found that when setting a sort via code (this being an initial sort, if you will) after the data's been parsed, the sort arrow is now showing in the correct column. manually clicking on the column will cause the sort order to reverse (meaning the sort itself did work) and then the arrows appear.

I'm not sure if I've done something wrong (like causing a race condition) or if it's a bug of the plugin

Re: Wilde Life - 558

Corey Dutson — Mon, 17 Sep 2018 15:44:06 -0000

This was always my thought. The bear's actually his dad, but no one's ever thought to ask or.. at least investigate further

Re: Wilde Life - 504

Corey Dutson — Thu, 03 May 2018 10:17:19 -0000

Why do I feel like this is all an extended dream sequence?

Re: addTaskLayer Gantt Docs

Corey Dutson — Fri, 20 Oct 2017 11:48:06 -0000

Hi there!
So I tried doing that, and it made things worse I think?

Now when i scroll, I get errors like the following:
```
dhtmlxgantt.js:117 Uncaught TypeError: Cannot read property 'project-19245' of undefined
at Object.append (dhtmlxgantt.js:117)
at Object.render_item (dhtmlxgantt.js:116)
at Object.t.refreshTask (dhtmlxgantt.js:137)
at Object.t.selectTask (dhtmlxgantt.js:316)
at HTMLDivElement.t._on_click (dhtmlxgantt.js:28)
```

I'm using the minified source so I'm not sure what exactly is failing.

This only happens when I scroll, and only when I add a task layer.

Re: addTaskLayer Gantt Docs

Corey Dutson — Thu, 19 Oct 2017 22:37:26 -0000

I add task layers to my chart, and they show up. then for reasons, I run clearAll, and then another .parse([data]).

My task layers are gone. I've tried re-adding them. I've tried removing them and re-adding them. They're simply not showing up again. Am I missing something obvious here?

Re: Performance: Ways to Increase

Corey Dutson — Fri, 13 Oct 2017 14:34:04 -0000

"5. To decrease the range of displayable dates (use the start_date and start_date options)" Pretty sure this should say start_date and end_date

Re: Wilde Life - 385

Corey Dutson — Fri, 14 Jul 2017 08:43:51 -0000

Well this nightmare just kicked it up to 11.

Re: Wilde Life - 225

Corey Dutson — Wed, 01 Jun 2016 09:41:50 -0000

Why do i get the feeling that she's trying to get wolfy angry enough to change over. She doesn't seem to be a big fan of those whom transform...

Re: Sunlight and Poopy Pants - Wall Of Scribbles

Corey Dutson — Sun, 28 Feb 2016 18:48:12 -0000

First off, if i let them sit overnight, they tend to stain deeper than even the Sunlight bar can deal with.

Okay. So:

- First I too dump as much as I can into the toilet before I start (like you).

- So assuming I've not let them mature for too long, I turn the shower on to the power-jet setting, as that does a decent job of bashing more of the stain out even before I involve the soap.

- Once I've done that I then rub the sunlight into the stain(s). I've found using the diaper to rub the soap into itself work better for harder stains than just using my hand. That's doubly true for the soakers, which do an amazing job of staining.

- Once thoroughly soaped, I wash em out with the shower.

- I inspect the diaper and will re-wash if the stain is still very bad.

- After all that, They go into a hamper to be washed.

I use Norwex soap in the washer and treat them like normal dirty laundry, and I wash them at a medium heat. I'd do high, but that's generally bad for the elastic in the diapers. I hang the diapers, but toss the soakers in the dryer.

Re: Powered by Pelican - Wall Of Scribbles

Corey Dutson — Wed, 10 Feb 2016 11:41:23 -0000

Well I'm glad someone else had this problem and solved it with a proper solution. You know, instead of some hacked together solution like I did.

Re: Stephen Harper’s parting act of contempt for the public service

Corey Dutson — Fri, 27 Nov 2015 00:15:44 -0000

This coming from the person who's using playground-level mean nicknames for the party leaders they didn't like. Yes, this is the voice of an intelligent individual. Truly yours is the voice of reason, and not that of the butthurt follower of a party that systematically took apart much of what made Canada great.

The Harper government are an insult even to the previous incarnations of the Conservative party. They were not my choice for country leadership, but they were okay. The Harper government, the one you still adore, attempted to turn Canada into a terribly underpowered version of a Republican USA. He used fear, coercion, threats, corruption, slander and more as tools of control. He didn't want a conservative Canada, he wanted his very own Canada just for him and his friends.

But hey, you keep on toeing that line, and using those adorable pet names for leaders you didn't like. That's the intelligent thing to do. Go back to drinking your own Kool-Aid, though I think it's gone off.

Re: Gold Skulltula Locations

Corey Dutson — Mon, 01 Jul 2013 06:02:15 -0000

Actually you can get 200 rupees _everytime_ you talk to the guy. So you can just max out your rupees without effort

Re: The Invisible Bike Helmet

Corey Dutson — Thu, 13 Sep 2012 06:51:41 -0000

A great idea, but it only covers crash impact. it doesn't cover road debris, things hitting your head (low-hanging pole as an example) or anything like that. There's no consistent protection, only emergency crash protection. A great idea though.

Oh! An if it goes off... can it be recharged? or do you need to drop roughly £377 on a new one?

Re: RIP The Dude

Corey Dutson — Fri, 07 Oct 2011 12:00:29 -0000

Dang man. It sucks to lose a pet, and I know how hard it is or you both. I'm so sorry to hear this, and my heart goes out to you two.

Re: http://www.mariephillips.co.uk/post/7280618697

Corey Dutson — Wed, 06 Jul 2011 02:48:54 -0000

I don't think 'amazing' does this announcement justice. I will say I'll be in line opening night to see it though! Hurray for everything!

Re: http://sevenfourseven.tumblr.com/post/4783897151

Corey Dutson — Thu, 21 Apr 2011 03:40:22 -0000

I was just thinking that it looks like you lost some weight. You look really good!

Re: http://herdingdigitalcats.com/post/4216672307

Corey Dutson — Wed, 30 Mar 2011 18:26:24 -0000

haha wow, what a random place to find a shoutout. That's 2 this week for me. I'm on a roll! In any case I'm glad I could inspire you to get back into it.