I get this error in the javascript debug panel when trying to call String.charCodeAt('9') in Safari 3.
TypeError: Result of expression 'String.charCodeAt' [undefined] is not a function.
When I try to do stringInstance.charCodeAt('9') instead, I get NaN. Am I doing something wrong? I'd just like to get the char code for some characters to match against keypresses. String.charCodeAt('9') returns 57 (as expected) on Firefox.
I get this error in the javascript debug panel when trying to call String.charCodeAt('9') in Safari 3.
TypeError: Result of expression 'String.charCodeAt' [undefined] is not a function.
When I try to do stringInstance.charCodeAt('9') instead, I get NaN. Am I doing something wrong? I'd just like to get the char code for some characters to match against keypresses. String.charCodeAt('9') returns 57 (as expected) on Firefox.
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Reset to default 5I think the proper way is:
"9".charCodeAt(0)
or stringInstace.charCodeAt(charIndex) where charIndex is an integer