how to pull new element added to an array?

sdetweil

@justjim1220 thanks. Woke in the middle of the night thinking that needed to match module name…

Haven’t tried it yet!

sdetweil

i have posted my almost working code to your github project in a new branch.

the image url is extracted, saved and added to each rss feed response item.
that url is used in the image.src attribute for the getDom function…

BUT… the url is the FULL url, and I think the web engine under MM only allows src= from LOCAL files…

when u look at the debug data items, the web server base is

http://0.0.0.0:configured_port

meaning adding a full url on to the end of that will fail…

i posted info in an issue on github on what it might take to solve that…

|edit: I see that Sean has used a different ui widget (Ticker) that seems to solve this problem

sdetweil

@sean nicely done…

justjim1220

@sdetweil

LOL, I woke up early this morning thinking I could get something like this to work…

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But, of course, I probably had something wrong somewhere, because it didn’t!!!

justjim1220

@sean

Not sure why, but this didn’t work for me, I will try it again in a little while, probably something I’m doing wrong!

Thank You!!!

justjim1220

@sean

This is ABSOLUTELY WONDERFUL!!!

THANK YOU, THANK YOU, THANK YOU!!! :smiling_face: :smiling_face: :smiling_face:

(still gonna try to get the first one going you sent link for in previous post!) :winking_face:

sdetweil

@sean and I have the same solution to GET the image url, the use of the tickertape widget which supports image is the key trick

justjim1220

@sdetweil

Thank You for ALL your help on this, I think I have learned a lot doing this module!

THANK YOU! THANK YOU ! THANK YOU! !!! :smiling_face: :smiling_face: :smiling_face:

I’m looking at doing a bit of tweaking with each solution and when I get them done, I will commit to the repository and add to 3rd party list! :smiling_face_with_sunglasses:

sdetweil

@justjim1220 the key for all these callbacks and .on() routines, is that you cannot WAIT for things to happen in a browser, else it stops functioning… click,… nothing happens…

so, you have all these little event handlers… and YOU have to think about WHEN the happen relative to each other in time…

justjim1220

@sdetweil

I get that now. Thanks!

My only issue at the moment is getting the speed of the animation to go faster on my original that Sean fixed to work. His re-worked one is adjustable, mine won’t budge!

I’ve even tried to incorporate some od the same coding he used in his, and I can’t figure it out! It is very weird!!!