Wow, this one seems to be truly nasty. As stated by John and some others
here the code I posted does indeed work when copy and pasting it into
the firebug console. However, it does not work when it's part of a
document in a <script> tag! This seems to only effect FF 2.0, but is
really scary because it seems to have the potentially to brake a lot of
JS code out there (unless there is something specific with my code that
triggers it).
I just uploaded a demo demonstrating the issue:
http://demos.thinkingphp.org/js_issue/
Click on the link and then open the firebug console to see the results
of the log function in FF 2.0 and let me know if you can confirm this
behavior. All other browsers should handle it correctly (I put in
firebug lite for them).
-- Felix
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http://www.thinkingphp.org
http://www.fg-webdesign.de
John Resig wrote:
I'm using Firebug 1.0b and Firefox 2.0, no problem here. Weird.
--John
On 1/2/07, Benjamin Sterling <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
John, I am using firebug 0.4.1 and I am getting the same response as felix.
Felix, I think you broke my brain now... Thanks... now I need a nap.
Sorry I could not be of help, I've never been good with arrays/objects.
-----Original Message-----
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
Behalf Of John Resig
Sent: Tuesday, January 02, 2007 9:10 PM
To: jQuery Discussion.
Subject: Re: [jQuery] My brain is broken
I copy-and-pasted your code into firebug and it worked perfectly. Not
sure what's causing your issue - what version of Firefox and Firebug
are you running?
--John
On 1/2/07, Felix Geisendörfer <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Not only because I can't find an appropriate subject line, but also
because
I can't find the issue with the following code (it's not jQuery related -
I
beg for mercy):
----------------------------------
var myThoughts =
{
color: 'Blue'
, name: 'Felix'
, food: 'Lasagna'
}
var myMemory = {};
for (var i in myThoughts)
{
myMemory[i] = function()
{
return this['thought'];
}
myMemory[i]['thought'] = i+': '+myThoughts[i];
}
for (var j in myMemory)
{
console.log('Remember: '+j);
console.log('Result: '+myMemory[j].call(myMemory[j]));
}
----------------------------------
I would expect this to return the following:
----------------------------------
Remember: color
Result: color: Blue
Remember: name
Result: name: Felix
Remember: food
Result: food: Lasagna ----------------------------------
But instead I am getting:
----------------------------------
Remember: color
Result: food: Lasagna
Remember: name
Result: food: Lasagna
Remember: food
Result: food: Lasagna ----------------------------------
Tested this in FF 2.0 with the Firebug extension. I feel like I must have
missed something embarrassing stupid, but I really need to know what it is
;
).
-- Felix
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