On Nov 21, 6:35 pm, "stijn.m" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I had a problem with prototypejs when it came to for ... in loops for
> associative arrays.
Javascript does not have associative arrays, it has objects.
> Usually this gets solved by changing the array
> into object (or changing the loop for regular arrays), but in some
> cases I had to leave the possibility for a function to accept
> associative arrays anyhow. This is how I solved it.
Use the built-in Object.prototype.hasOwnProperty method. You could
also use propertyIsEnumerable, but I can't think why it is better than
hasOwnProperty.
[...]
> function isValue(val) {
> if(navIsSafari || navIsKonqueror) {
If you ever find the need to resort to browser sniffing, you can be
almost certain there is a better way.
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Rob
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