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Is there any way to detect global AJAX calls (particularly responses) on a web page with generic JavaScript (not with frameworks)? I've already reviewed the question " JavaScript detect an AJAX event ", here on StackOverflow, and tried patching in the accepted answer's code into my application but it didn't work. I've never done anything with AJAX before either so, I don't know enough to modify it to work. I don't need anything fancy, I just need to detect all (specific, actually, but I'd have to detect all first and go from there) AJAX responses and patch them into an IF statement for use. So

I want to execute a function every 60 seconds on Python but I don't want to be blocked meanwhile. How can I do it asynchronously? import threading import time def f(): print("hello world") threading.Timer(3, f).start() if __name__ == '__main__': f() time.sleep(20) With this code, the function f is executed every 3 seconds within the 20 seconds time.time. At the end it gives an error and I think that it is because the threading.timer has not been canceled. How can I cancel it? Thanks in advance! David Underhill You could try the threading.Timer class: http://docs.python.org/library/threading

I'm new to ajax and callback functions, please forgive me if i get the concepts all wrong. Problem: Could i send a callbackfunction as a parameter to another function that will execute the callback? function firstFunction(){ //some code //a callback function is written for $.post() to execute secondFunction("var1","var2",callbackfunction); } function secondFunction(var1, var2, callbackfunction) { params={} if (event != null) params = event + '&' + $(form).serialize(); // $.post() will execute the callback function $.post(form.action,params, callbackfunction); } Yup. Function references are

In the following call-by-value example, I cannot understand why this code is not changing the value of the 5 to a 6. Line 11 calls the function changeValue which has the value 6, so I would have thought 6 should be output, however 5 is still output? #include <iostream> using namespace std; void changeValue(int value); int main() { int value = 5; changeValue(value); cout << "The value is : " << value << "." << endl; return 0; } void changeValue(int value) { value = 6; } // This doesn't change the value from 5 to 6. 5 is output? When you pass a function argument by value a copy of the object

I want to call a custom function I wrote within my Google Apps Script. When I execute a getJSON I suppose it'll automatically run my doGet(e). My Javascript: $.getJSON(https://script.google.com/macros/s/[ID]/exec, function(data){ //code here }); Is there a possible way to call one of my custom functions for example My Google Apps Script: function getNumberOfFans(e){ //code here } Do I have to add some kind of extra function parameter to my URL? In either a "stand alone" or bound Apps Script file add a doGet(e) function. Publish the Apps Script file as a Web App. Get the published URL of the

I have a problem with the following code: callBash.py: import subprocess print "start" subprocess.call("sleep.sh") print "end" sleep.sh: sleep 10 I want the "end" to be printed after 10s. (I know that this is a dumb example, I could simply sleep within python, but this simple sleep.sh file was just as a test) Making sleep.sh executable and adding shell=True to the parameter list (as suggested in previous answers) works ok. Depending on the search path, you may also need to add ./ or some other appropriate path. (Ie, change "sleep.sh" to "./sleep.sh" .) The shell=True parameter is not needed