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Help with each() function - $ninja - 09-22-2015 Edit: isArray is a function, therefore it needs parantheses. RE: Help with each() function - Dijkstra - 09-22-2015 isArray is a function "isArray()" and it belongs to Array. Code: Array.isArray([]);RE: Help with each() function - $ninja - 09-22-2015 (09-22-2015, 02:50 AM)Dijkstra Wrote: isArray is a function "isArray()" and it belongs to Array. Yup, just figured that out after looking it up on SO. But what about alert() not working? RE: Help with each() function - Dijkstra - 09-22-2015 (09-22-2015, 03:13 AM)$ninja Wrote: Yup, just figured that out after looking it up on SO. No idea, I only use backend JS. lol I have a feeling it has to do with the alert() being in the callbacks. Chrome tries to prevent spamming alert()? RE: Help with each() function - $ninja - 09-22-2015 (09-22-2015, 03:40 AM)Dijkstra Wrote: No idea, I only use backend JS. lol Perhaps. But it doesn't really matter since I only use alert() for quick debugging anyways. RE: Help with each() function - $ninja - 09-24-2015 Edit: Fixed with hasOwnProperty. |