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From: Michael Gibson
Hi Frederick,
re:
> Perhaps a code fix is in order so the case of the names doesn't matter so the
> scripts in all cases work as intended.
That's something that would need to be fixed in the script.
Where your script is calling if ( a == b ) that's going to be a case sensitive comparison, that's how the Javascript == operator works with strings.
If you want it to be case insensitive you could do something like if ( a.toLowerCase() == b.toLowerCase() ) instead.
- Michael
From: fcwilt
Hi Michael,
Understood about the behavior of ==.
But I was referring to this:
"while the parameter in the function call to reverseView() can tolerate different cases"
Why is it desirable that that function isn't case sensitive.
Not a big deal, just curious.
Frederick
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