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I'm trying to figure out if I'm able to use delayed_job . I would need the ability to add jobs to the queue within a delayed_job perform method. Is this possible?
Started by James on
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According to my test, they can:
model Machine :
class Machine < ActiveRecord::Base def perform Delayed::Job.enqueue Secondary.create! ....
My simple test calling send_later in a method invoked by send_later indicates that NO , it will not work .
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I'm interesting in hearing about anyones experiences with using mk-slave-delay .
Currently we have a MySQL server with replication slave running as a backup. This works well, and have dry-run tested swapping them over in case of failure. However in reality...
Started by Coops on
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Well I've.
I have no experience with mk-slave-delay, but you could just dump the DB every hour.
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Should I get a Line 6 multi-delay box or a Boss Giga Delay? I have delay madness... (!)
Started by zendog54 on
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If you don't plug it in or use a power "There's plenty of sex in prison."---Charles Manson Line 6 makes some crappy stuff, but that delay is damn good you meant that, but I almost....
Originally Posted by zendog54 I have delay madness...
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Guys,
Application date : 10.Feb.2012
Acknowledgement : 14.Feb.2012
letter dt
Bio- metric dt : 18.Apr.2012
Bio-metric received : 23.Apr.2012
& done on the same day
Earl's Court, London
You could see the amount of days between Application date and Bio metric...
Started by kartik_r on
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Good Luck!! No they won't grant your visa in a week due to the delay due to the delay in sending your biometric....
But I doubt whether UKBA would speed up your application within the next one month .
Hi,
I empathise with you for your delay.
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Is there some function like delay() or wait() for delaying executing of the JavaScript code for a specific number of milliseconds?
Started by Niyaz on
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Don't fight....
Use Javascript's event model and stay happy.
Not a good plan.
The reason you can't use sleep in javascript is because you'd block the entire page from doing anything in the meantime .
You need to use setTimeout and pass it a callback function .
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Hi!
Does anyone know why if i put a printf just before a delay it waits until the delay is finished before it prints de message?
Code1 with sleep():
int main (void) { printf ("hi world"); system("sleep 3"); }
Code2 with a self implemented delay:
void ...
Started by Xidobix on
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So, you can either do
printf("Something\n"); delay();
or
printf("Something"); fflush(stdout); delay();
Technically....
When you call printf, you don't print explicitly flush it .
Before calling delay() and you should see your output.
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Is it normal to have a short delay after .innerHTML = xmlhttp.responseText; ?
Delay aproxamilty 1 sec. after xmlhttp.readyState==4.
Using firefox 3.0.10
Started by Babiker on
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How are you doing the timing to verify the difference? (console dump?)
Some delay is unavoidable.
But generally, yes its normal to have a short delay while the request is being made.
The responseText is returned.
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I'm ultimately trying to delay the fade out by 5 seconds (page loads, 5 seconds later the fade out happens). But right now the bit of code below throwing a "delay is not a function" error.
el.fade('out').get('tween').chain(function(){ el.destroy(); })...
Started by Shpigford on
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I used an item with id of demoitem(); }).delay(5000);
delay(....
Delay is a function method, this should work:
el.fade('out').get('tween').chain(function(){ el.destroy(); }.delay(5000));
This works where el is a valid element.
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Hi All,
How do I delay JavaScript - I tried the following but it doesn't delay??:
setTimeout(document.getElementById("loading1").innerHTML="", 4000);
Thanks, B
Started by Bift on
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Function setHtml() { document.getElementById("loading1").innerHTML=""; } setTimeout(setHtml, 4000);
try:
setTimeout(function(){document.getElementById("loading1").innerHTML="";}, 4000);
You would want to put your code inside of a function:
setTimeout... .
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How should i write a delay macro for an PIC 18f87J50 with a 48MHz crystal and compiler of MCC18. The delay should be in us. So I for example can write: Delay_us(201) and really get 201us delay.
What I have now is:
#define Delay_us(n) (Delay10TCYx(((n)...
Started by Christian on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
I found that this made my delay us much more accurate:
void....
You can just implement your own loop instead of relying on library delay functions.
The MCC manual explains the very simple math that is involved in creating delay loops.
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