OsakaWebbie
Programmer
I have code that clones a section of the DOM and increments a two-digit number at the end of the IDs, names, etc. It works fine except when it gets to "08" - it seems that parseInt("08") and parseInt("09") are zero rather than what they should be. I thought there was something in the rest of my code that was tripping it up, but I kept removing other stuff, including all my jQuery, incrementing and converting back to strings with padding, and even loops, but it never got well - check out this extremely stupid code:
You can try it yourself if you don't believe me, but the result is:
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Code:
<html><head>
<script type="text/javascript">
window.onload = function() {
text = "parseInt('01')="+parseInt("01")+"<br>";
text += "parseInt('02')="+parseInt("02")+"<br>";
text += "parseInt('03')="+parseInt("03")+"<br>";
text += "parseInt('04')="+parseInt("04")+"<br>";
text += "parseInt('05')="+parseInt("05")+"<br>";
text += "parseInt('06')="+parseInt("06")+"<br>";
text += "parseInt('07')="+parseInt("07")+"<br>";
text += "parseInt('08')="+parseInt("08")+"<br>";
text += "parseInt('09')="+parseInt("09")+"<br>";
text += "parseInt('10')="+parseInt("10")+"<br>";
text += "parseInt('11')="+parseInt("11")+"<br>";
text += "parseInt('12')="+parseInt("12")+"<br>";
text += "parseInt('13')="+parseInt("13")+"<br>";
document.getElementById('content').innerHTML = text;
}
</script>
</head><body>
<p id="content"></p>
</body></html>What in the world is going on?