In the recent Javascript examples posted here, I'd used for each (var item in items)… for iterating through objects and arrays. This is neat and convenient, but a) for each shouldn't be used with arrays and b) it doesn't work in WebKit/Safari and IE.
I've now updated the examples to use standard for loops, replacing
for each (var item in items)for (var i = 0, item; item = items[i++];)Aside: if you're reading a Planet that contains HubLog, those posts will all jump to the top - sorry! (I wish Planets dealt better with small updates so I didn't have to worry about it).
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IIRC Venus at least does have an option to ignore changes to the atom:updated value. I guess it's up to the admins of the various Planet sites whether they want this behaviour or not.
Ah, I see you've had this conversation with Sam Ruby already :)
for (var item in items) will work, believe it or not.
Navigateur: true, but that only iterates through the keys, not the values.