Problem with eval() in IE 11 and Chrome

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Hi All,

I am using eval() that runs well in IE8,9,10 and in firfox. But when I run my code in IE11 and chrome I don't get expected result means it doesn't work properly.
Please help me Is there any other function or substitute of eval that can give expected results in IE11 or chrome.

Many-many thanks in advance.

Thanks

Wasif

Posted 24-Nov-13 22:55pm

Mohd Wasif

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Pheonyx 25-Nov-13 4:57am

Are you sure it is the eval function that is being the issue and not the values being passed to it?
Could you provide the javascript that is causing the issue.

Mohd Wasif 25-Nov-13 5:13am

My function is some thing like this
GroupArr = eval(strFileTypeGroup);

it works fine in IE11 and Firefox but not in IE10

enhzflep 25-Nov-13 9:49am

You'll have to show some code if you'd like members here to assist you to solve the problem.

Simply writing: GroupArr = eval(strFileTypeGroup); is really rather useless. You'll need to show us at a minimum, the contents of the strFileTypeGroup string.

You may need to provide more than that, too - it really depends on what the statement is ultimately trying to do.

Further to that, what do the debuggers of Chrome and IE11 tell you? A good idea would be to update your question with these details.

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