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javascript frustrations |
Posted by: geodave - 20-Apr-2012, 11:35 AM - Forum: General
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It's part of my long-term plan to make both a CC emulator and a level editor in javascript -- which would allow you to both play and edit CC online or locally.
The problem is, javascript is difficult to debug. So, if anyone has any knowledge -- I'd appreciate another set of eyes.
My first problem: When I recursively call my "timing" function, I get "too much recursion" error after one iteration. That's ridiculous! Using setTimeout recursively is standard practice.
Any ideas?
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Technical issues |
Posted by: Lessinath - 18-Apr-2012, 3:44 AM - Forum: Feedback
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So I can't get this site to display properly. All the background images are missing and everything is stuffed on the right side. It's most inconvenient.
Running Firefox with just noscript enabled right now and it still happens. I tried opening it in Chrome and it didn't help, so it's not browser specific.
I've tried all the standard stuff - clear cookies / cache / ext.
Any ideas?
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