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Asked: 2026-05-12T11:02:45+00:00

I have declared an array in the form: var refs = { ‘EE810’: Presence

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I have declared an array in the form:

var refs = {
    'EE810': "Presence Detector 1 Channel",
    'EE871': "Motion Detector Outdoor 220/360Deg Blk",
    'EE870': "Motion Detector Outdoor 220/360Deg WH",
    'EE811': "Presence Detector 2 Channel",
    'EE805': "Motion Detector Indoor  White Flush",
    'EE862': "Motion Detector Alum  Outdoor 220 Deg",
}

ie7 seems to consider this a syntax error as function declarations in the same script block suddenly become undefined. What’s the simplest way to reformat this so it’s valid in ie?

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  1. Editorial Team

    One, it’s an object, not an array.

    Two, IE is being strict by not allowing the extra comma you have. Some parsers ignore the extra comma, but IE errors on it. Remove the comma after the last element.

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