On Dec 11, 5:46 am, MorningZ <morni...@gmail.com> wrote:
> > This isn't working out for me "
>
> Expecting it to?
>
> First post you were comparing: string > string... which isn't going
> to work
Why not? If the strings are digits that convert to numbers, it will
"work". Granted it isn't particularly robust, but:
'2' < '4'
and
2 < '4'
produce exactly the same result, read ECMA-262, 11.8.5.
> Follow up post after blowing right over Richard's suggestion, you are
> comparing string > number, which *still* isn't going to work...
Provided both convert to expected integers, it will (see above).
> and this line doesn't make any sense
>
> var td4th = parseInt($('td:nth-child(4)', jQuery
> (this)));
>
> as you are parseInt-ing a jQuery object....
It will most likely cause the result to be NaN (ECMA-262 15.1.2.2
#6~8)
--
Rob
