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Workarounds for JavaScript parseInt octal bug
well i have this
http://jsfiddle.net/gMDfk/1/
The alert returns 0
The code in jsfiddle works perfect when value is equal to eight or nine..
Wtf is going on here?
add a
, 10to parseInt:which tells JS to treat is as a base-10 number. By default, anything starting with
0is treated as an octal, base-8 number. Since09isn’t a valid base-8 number, you’ll get0