My girlfriend wrote an electronic form with some Java script code.
However some buttons don't work on IE (like the "submit and "default values" battens).
Could someone please have a quick view and maybe tell me what should be changed?
My girlfriend wrote an electronic form with some Java script code.However some buttons don't work on IE (like the "submit and "default values" battens).[URL]
If sort this work: var myarray= new Array(10,16,35,"0.1",8,4,22,19,1,22,35,9,26,38,40);
with code function function1(a,b) {return a - b} var order02=new Array(); order02=myarray.sort(function1);
but instead of 0.1 I use 0,1 (with comma) not work;
Is possible to solve?
Further, in the function for to sort, what is the difference between this function function1(a,b) {return a - b} and this function function2(a, b) { if (a b) { return 1; } if (a == b) { return 0; } if (a < b) { return -1; } }
If I use 0.1 they work good both; If I use 0,1 (with comma)
they work dissimilar (different result) and both whatever not work.
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