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Re: Show HN: Behave.js – Coding Behaviors for textarea elements

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Post by aarondf »

codewright wrote: post #4
danso wrote: post #3

Ok I'll be the pendant that says it...you probably can't appropriate the image of Austin Powers for your open source library. Not that Mike Myers seems the type to flip out about it, but his movie studio probably is. Otherwise, great work...and it behaves reasonably well even on iOS

I'll be the pedant to mention that a pendant is worn around the neck. You like this? On-demand editing services: chris@edithero.com Clickable: http://www.edithero.com/

Good hustling! (Serious, not sarcastic.)

Your comment was funny and provided value (now I know about your service). Well played.

Re: Show HN: Behave.js – Coding Behaviors for textarea elements

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Post by jgj »

aarondf wrote: post #51
codewright wrote: post #4

Earlier quoted context omitted.

I'll be the pedant to mention that a pendant is worn around the neck. You like this? On-demand editing services: chris@edithero.com Clickable: http://www.edithero.com/

Good hustling! (Serious, not sarcastic.) Your comment was funny and provided value (now I know about your service). Well played.

It's funny, in another thread he got voted down as close to #f6f6ef as I've ever seen and scolded to boot

Re: Show HN: Behave.js – Coding Behaviors for textarea elements

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Post by the1 »

danso wrote: post #3

Ok I'll be the pendant that says it...you probably can't appropriate the image of Austin Powers for your open source library. Not that Mike Myers seems the type to flip out about it, but his movie studio probably is. Otherwise, great work...and it behaves reasonably well even on iOS

how do you know if that's Mike Myers in Austin Powers? It's the author in Halloween costume.

Re: Show HN: Behave.js – Coding Behaviors for textarea elements

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Post by danso »

jgj wrote: post #52
aarondf wrote: post #51

Earlier quoted context omitted.

Good hustling! (Serious, not sarcastic.) Your comment was funny and provided value (now I know about your service). Well played.

It's funny, in another thread he got voted down as close to #f6f6ef as I've ever seen and scolded to boot

For the record, I approve and upvoted. I had half-written a comeback but decided I was not actually clever and that I deserve to be mocked. "Pendant" indeed.

Re: Show HN: Behave.js – Coding Behaviors for textarea elements

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Post by codewright »

danso wrote: post #57
jgj wrote: post #52

Earlier quoted context omitted.

It's funny, in another thread he got voted down as close to #f6f6ef as I've ever seen and scolded to boot

For the record, I approve and upvoted. I had half-written a comeback but decided I was not actually clever and that I deserve to be mocked. "Pendant" indeed.

Thanks everybody! I'll do a Show HN post after we finish fiddling with some conversion tracking bits.

Getting scolded by a 3 karma account was fun :)

Re: Show HN: Behave.js – Coding Behaviors for textarea elements

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Post by WickyNilliams »

Question: What does this do for accessibility if navigating with a keyboard? How would one genuinely tab out of the field?

Suggestion: Big notice somewhere saying "NO JQUERY DEPENDENCY". Things are so bad these days I assume jQuery dependency until I see something stating otherwise!

Re: Show HN: Behave.js – Coding Behaviors for textarea elements

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Post by chewmieser »

user24 wrote: post #31

It absolutely crashed Firefox 18.0.1 under Mac. I typed hgjj]{return}{return}{return}{return} and it just beachballed. I had to force quit the browser. Happened the second time I tried it too.

Chromium 24.0.1302.0 (162733) on OS X 10.8.2: Same issue as above, although I just had to close out the tab instead of forcing the browser to close.

The issue is with the ']', and ONLY after I hit the return key. The entire page becomes unresponsive afterwards.

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