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As suggested by one of the programmers:
I would include a section to your README explaining how you'd combine the library with actually making HTTP requests. You could suggest a recommended approach. Otherwise it's another decision that an end user has to make, potentially leaving them to use x-ray instead.
Good call. Will include a section about how we do it at Applaudience.
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Over at csswg, it appears they plan to add :placeholder-select.
RESOLVED: Accept and add the :placeholder-select pseudo class and add a note for ::placeholder that we're interested in working on it
~~I don't think they plan to extend :placeholder-shown to included select options. Anyways, we'll have to wait until something is actually published before we even consider changing
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when a click, select, typeIn, etc is performed on an element then briefly highlight that element so that you can see what has happened.
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There is inconsistent behaviour when working with boolean properties that map directly to an element's attribute. For example: $element->disabled = true should add the attribute disabled to the element, without a value. Subsequently, $element->disabled = false should remove the attribute. This is the same for selected, checked, etc.
- Step 1: List out all the boolean properties from a
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Travis runs build on linux per default.
The setting language: elixir expects erlang to be available.
Adding osx to the list shows that travis is lacking support for elixir/erlang projects on osx.
Travis console:
0.04s$ wget -o ${TRAVIS_HOME}/erlang.tar.bz2 ${archive_url}
The command "wget -o ${TRAVIS_HOME}/erlang.tar.bz2 ${archive_url}" failed and exited with 8 during .
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It looks like the new
parse_document's output is not the same as the deprecatedparse. By using the example provided in the documentation: