Craig Campbell

I'm going to have to try messing around with this. According to this: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/3326210/can-http-headers-be-too-big-for-browsers > **Note to Firefox:** When sending data through multiple headers 100MB worked fine, just split up...

Sounds like this is because you are trying to set a header after output has started. See http://stackoverflow.com/questions/9959597/setting-up-chromephp-for-wordpress-using-xampp

It is designed to be a singleton (you can only ever have one instance of it). If the constructor is public and there are multiple ChromePhp instances then it could...

Curious what is the use case for Gator when there is no window?

Oh I missed the other ticket. So when using via dom in node there is no window. Got it

Haha @lazd I totally agree. It's just a time thing

I didn't look too closely at the fiddle, but this is definitely a use case I tested when building Gator. We use it in places on the vimeo player too....

Okay, so it seems it is actually dependent on the order the events are bound. I updated the jsfiddle: http://jsfiddle.net/920fLt1d/9/ (you have to click the inner square now). You can...

Thanks for the ticket. It seems the change event does not bubble in old IE http://stackoverflow.com/questions/265074/does-the-onchange-event-propagate http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1637503/jquery-change-event-on-select-not-firing-in-ie I will see if this is something I can handle in gator In...

So I was just looking into this. Binding directly to the element is definitely the best solution for now. I will try to get this added to Gator, but legacy...