On Jan 28, 2:29 am, Bilal Inamdar wrote:
> I am facing a very stupid issue but stuck there many hours
>
First, you have written 'encryptSTR' in one place and 'encrytSTR' in
another: is that just in transcribing the code, or is it really there?
Next, are you sure that the Ajax is returning what
On Jan 30, 3:14 pm, houpdelta wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I would like to declare a two dimensional array in a class, but I
> can't do this.
You cannot assign to an array (the second dimension) which doesn't yet
exist.
You need:
erreur: [];
...
Execute.erreur[1] = [];
Execute.erreur[1][1] = "[obj1, ob
Thank, for your answer,
I choose a another solution (a object).
erreur : {},
It's curiously that not declare two dimensional array in prototype.
2011/1/31 ColinFine
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> On Jan 30, 3:14 pm, houpdelta wrote:
> > Hi,
> >
> > I would like to declare a two dimensional array in a class, but I
I have an extended array, result of $$('.foo'). Given a single member
of that array as an object, how do I find the next element in that
array, or the first if the next would wrap?
I could swear there used to be an operator that worked over an
enumerable and maintained an index element as y
