Detect if facebook comments is loaded [closed] - javascript

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How can I detect with jQuery if facebook comments iframe has loaded. I am lazy loading the comments.
I tried the following but it didn't work.
$('<iframe/>').on("load", function(){
alert('the iframe is done loading');
}).appendTo('body');
Thanks.

When you load Facebook JS SDK, you need to subscribe to the xfbml.render event:
FB.Event.subscribe('xfbml.render', function() {
alert('the iframe is done loading');
});

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React CORS problem in JS but returns 200 and content in body in network tab [closed]

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Request to server returns 200 with wanted content in the browser network tab, but in JavaScript the response is type cors. Has anyone seen this before?
It wasn't a cors problem after all. The returned body is an image and was being read as json

On Mozilla how to select the element outside of the form [closed]

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When I click the outside area of the form, the form will disappear.
I implement this functionality on Chrome.
$(window).on("click", function(e) {
if( !$(event.target).closest('#login_form').length && !$(event.target).closest('#popup_btn').length ) {
$("#login_form").fadeOut("slow");
$("#popup_btn").fadeIn("slow");
$(".nk-header-table").attr("id", "");
}
});
but it doesn't work on Mozilla.
because of the closest() method, I think.
How can I handle it?
Try e.target instead of event.target.

Javascript fails to load, inaccessible path [closed]

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I am getting following error when I try to open any page.
Error: Sys.ScriptLoadFailedException:
The script
http::/../ScriptResource.axd?d=3BNDLY2l6G1FISJHhotvdhh_kMSuOckQ8W-RY1rEnIVGD7fal1mO7_SthKIZEtK5EfrJjroEOA9m3ARUWf3PRvgXjDSvslrVJ81MMptm-ZsJT-Uie8FWjGTWUcAfXiSGvW4hKbDVMtTVZaR-1wAUV1B3gc81&t=ffffffff9b7d03cf
failed to load. Check for:Inaccessible path.
Please suggest to me a solution for this exception.
here is a solution I got,
just clear all browser history and restart browser,and this works.

Why does the event DOMContentReady not happen? [closed]

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I tried to call a function, when all DOM elements in the page are loaded, like this:
document.addEventListener('DOMContentReady', function() {alert("good")});
It's an HTML file with an empty body and empty head except this JavaScript and nothing happens even if the browser finished loading. What could be wrong here? And are there other ways to do this?
There's no DOMContentReady event.
You want DOMContentLoaded.
document.addEventListener('DOMContentLoaded', function() {alert("good")});
DEMO: http://jsfiddle.net/JQhjj/

How to fallback to normal <a href> if Javascript is disabled? [closed]

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If the user clicks a link, I want to call a Javascript function if JS is enabled, or go to a URL if it's disabled. How to solve this? I've tried
<a href="/url?img=2" onclick="changeImage(2); return false;">
but it doesn't seem to work.
Try returning false from your JavaScript function. This causes the browser to halt and not follow the link after your function is finished.
I'm assuming that when you click the link now, you are just taken to the url and the JavaScript does not seem to work. Is that correct?

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