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today i have a simple an understable problem for me . Next code:
alphavar = $('#frontcolour').css('opacity');
console.debug(alphavar+' '+parseFloat(alphavar));
It runs ok width Firefox and width Opera ( now all perfect 🙂 ) , but chrome i dont know why it doesnt parse it ok : here the answer of the debug send for me (the second line of the code)
0,568966 0
The real value is 0.568966 , but chrome it seems to round it also being parseFloat not parseInt. Any idea?
Thx in advance .
The string has a comma instead of a period: “0,568966” instead of “0.568966”. Perhaps Firefox and Opera adjust the workings of
parseFloatto deal with locale variation, but apparently Chrome does not.