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> ['10','10','10','10','10'].map(parseInt)
[10, NaN, 2, 3, 4]
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@jleedev@garybernhardt Makes sense if you understand that parseInt's prototype isn't compatible with the prototype map is expecting. rtfm
@sabiddle @garybernhardt Don't use mysql_escape_string, you use mysql_REAL_escape_string. It says it right there in the docs. SO OBVIOUS!!!!
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@sgrif@garybernhardt I'm not sure what you're saynig. You need any documentation short of the function prototype to know it'll act that way -
@sabiddle@garybernhardt Being documented doesn't make it ok. Having to constantly check the docs for pitfalls is bad language design. - 1 more reply
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