single-page-application

I use from django-easy-pjax . I have this base code: ubase.html <script type="text/javascript" src="{% static "/static/js/jquery-1.9.1.min.js" %}"></script> <script src="{% static "/static/js/jquery.pjax.js" %}"></script> {% block side%} It is {% now "c" %} sdfdsfdsf <a href="/uu/">uu</a> <a href="/uu1/">uu1</a> <br/><br/><br/><br/><br/><br/> {%endblock side%} {%block main%} sdfdfsdfdsfdsfdfdsf {%endblock main%} entry_index.html {% extends "ubase.html"|pjax:request %} {%block main%} 1 {%endblock main%} entry_index2.html {% extends "ubase.html"|pjax:request %} {%block main%} 2 {%endblock main%}

I want to check my firebase to see if I already have an object stored that matches two attributes. To put this question into context, imagine an app that just stores songs, with attributes like 'artist' and 'songname' and some more, like this: var wishlist = new Firebase('https://myurl.firebaseio.com/wishes'); wishlist.push({ 'artist': artist, 'song': song, 'likes': 0 }); I want to prevent object creation at this point if an object with the same artist AND songname already exists. How do I check for that? The documentation doesn't seem to provide an example for that since they only point out

I'm currently facing a challenge with URL fragments in a single page application. When logging in the user will be redirected through Struts to a url containing a URL fragment / Hash / Anchor - part. <action name="LoginAction" class="de.my.stuff.LoginAction"> <interceptor-ref name="myStack" /> <result name="error"> <param name="location">/jsp/login.jsp</param> <param name="anchor">${hash}</param> </result> <result name="success" type="redirectAction"> <param name="actionName">LoginSuccessAction</param> <param name="anchor">${hash}</param> </result> </action> As you can see the URL fragment is

I just started exploring the js library, breeze.js. I've looked through the samples but can't seem to find any example on how to consume a WCF Data Service (all the examples seem to be on Web API). Does any one know how to consume a WCF Data Service (or any other OData service) with breeze.js? I read somewhere in the docs that breeze.js only supports reads for OData services at the moment. That is fine by me as the use-case I'm considering it for does not include writes to the OData Service. Jay Traband The configuration described in this answer is no longer correct! I am one of the engineers

I have list of elements which I want to go to edit when clicked. I have similar solution in other component and it is working perfectly fine but in new one it is not and can't find why. When component is rendered I got: Invalid handler for event "click": got undefined List: <div v-for="annt in anns" class="item two-lines" v-if="!anntInEdit"> <div class="item-content has-secondary" v-on:click="edit(annt)"> <div> {{ annt.title }} </div> <div > {{ annt.body}} </div> </div> <div class="item-secondary"> <a><i >delete</i></a> </div> </div> JS: edit (annt) { if (this.anntInEdit == null) { this