Re-blog this statement if it applies to you.

delylestyle:

umm.  at the risk of sounding like a raging ‘mo… why the eff does it matter whether or not you’re straight to be able to agree with this sentence?

mdfsmash:

“I am a straight woman, and I am confident about my appearance and happy with my body.” (via robot-heart, brooklet14,florajasmine,seagull,jessicagoldharalson)

ditto.

but yes to confidence and stuff. :)

[tech] Prototype Ajax.Request and arrays as parameters

I just ran into the weirdest problem when using prototype. Here’s a post in hopes that if someone else has the same problem they know how to fix it.

I need to pass an array as a parameter to my php script. I’m doing this using Ajax.Request. The problem is that is not passing one variable with multiple values, but the same variable multiple times with multiple values.

So its passing this:

arrayToPass : 1
arrayToPass : 2
arrayToPass : 3

Instead of the correct way:

arrayToPass : [1,2,3]

I think the problem might be the array I’m passing being possibly unconventional. I’m selecting all the checkboxes in a list that have been checked with this nifty code I found online:

$$('#NameOfTheForm input.classNameOfTheInput').each(function(box){
arrayOfValues.push(box.getValue());
}

Here’s the Ajax.Request:

new Ajax.Request(PathToYourAjaxFile, {
parameters: { arrayToPass : arrayOfValues },
evalScripts : true,
onSuccess : function () {},
onFailure : function () {},
}

The only solution I found was to enclose the variable arrayOfValues in single quotes like so. Even though its actually passing a comma separated string, at least its passing it.

arrayToPass : ''+arrayOfValues+''

And that’s my techie complaint for the day.

The name of the song is...

I cannot for the life of me find this one song I really really like. I think I heard this one song like a million times this past week, and its so good I want to listen to it a million more.

The problem is that I don’t know whats its called. So I’m going to describe it in hopes someone knows what it is. First of all, the genre is dance/electronica. Its not one of those crazy fast techno songs either, it has really deep bass with a beat that just makes you want to groove to it. Second, and most important of all, the only words in the song —because it doesnt have many— is the dude saying the names of all these cities: New York, Londo, Chicago, Tokyo, Toronto.

These are some examples of what it sounds like:

http://youtube.com/watch?v=dCWUiBn2yXc

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oxs6egMAyM0

http://youtube.com/watch?v=zW1XcsE92Rg

Anyone?

FOUND IT!!!!!

Pride