Arrays

Dave Cox

I have a password array and have just added the 986th element. Now whenever
I try to use a page that has that array in it (Its called from a JS file)
Dreamweaver falls over. If I take out the 986th record, its fine. If I add
985's record as 986, it falls over again.

Anyone encountered any kind of problems like this?

Nov 8 '06 #1

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Randy Webb

Dave Cox said the following on 11/8/2006 11:52 AM:

I have a password array and have just added the 986th element. Now whenever
I try to use a page that has that array in it (Its called from a JS file)
Dreamweaver falls over. If I take out the 986th record, its fine. If I add
985's record as 986, it falls over again.

Anyone encountered any kind of problems like this?

An array with 986 elements killing a browser? No. I have an array in a
personal file that has over 40,000 entries in it and it operates
flawlessly. That points to DW having an issue with an array that size.

What happens in a browser with element number 986? If it works fine and
DW falls over, that tells you - for sure - that it is a DW issue.

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