I am currently running the following code:
var n = [];
jQuery.toJSON( n );
Interestingly, on one page I receive "[]"
, while on another I get ""[]""
. Both pages are utilizing the same version of jQuery along with a toJson Plugin.
Upon inspecting the arrays in Firefox DOM, it appears that they have similar function names but differ in implementation:
all b(B, A)
any j(B, A)
all all(iterator, context)
any any(iterator, context)
It seems like there may be some Array.prototype functions being applied before my script runs, leading to this discrepancy. Unfortunately, I am unable to modify the existing code and need to find a workaround for this issue.
I've experimented with using new Array()
and jQuery.makeArray(n)
, yet the outcome remains unchanged. While I understand that the equality of the arrays is not crucial, I am seeking a way to generate identical JSON output. The complexity increases when dealing with strings within the array: ""[\"a\", \"b\"]""