Javascript testing for NaN: why doesn’t !=”NaN” work?
A couple of weeks ago, I was working on a custom HTML wrapper for Captivate quizzes that would behave one way if a score were already stored for that quiz, and another if the score were non-existent or zero.
So, how best to test for the existence of a score? Usually I test for the existence of a value with
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if (typeof foo != "undefined"){do something}