Re: +n- Flaw in IE

The only string concatenation I see is var v="a"+"A" and there is
nothing wrong with it.
I don't know what you mean by "Any instance of +n - (where n=integer)
will cause JavaScript string concatenations to blow up"
This is how you tell javascript that a variable is an integer. +n or
n-0 or something.
Didn't see any problem when surrounding +n with quotes.

you mean like something this?
        var a = "+123";
        var b = "+134";
        alert(a+b);

it works fine.
Received on Tue Jan 17 17:11:17 2006