Issue in Chrome caused by JavaScript 'indexOf' method

[szilardd]

I have the following 'indexOf' polyfill defined in one of my javascript files (because IE 7 doesn't support it natively):

if (!Array.indexOf) {
Array.prototype.indexOf = function (obj, start) { //implementation not relevant }
}

Only in Chrome (I'm using the latest version), when I use Visual Event (either versions), the 'indexOf' method is shown as a 'click' event on all anchor tags (in Firefox it's working fine). I'm using jQuery 1.6.4.

This is the description of the event shown by Visual Event:

click event subscribed by jQuery 1.6.4 (trigger event)
Function defined on line 55 in overrides.js

Hope this helps.

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[DataTables]

How very odd! Thanks for the bug report - I'll look into it.

[DamianFekete]

@szilardd You shouldn't test if (!Array.indexOf), because Array.indexOf can be undefined, although [].indexOf is defined. (and I know the comment is old, but so is the issue :) )
In Firefox it seems that Array.indexOf is defined too: Array.indexOf([0,1,2,3], 2) === 2

[szilardd]

@tehnicaorg: Thank you, kind sir! You are right, though that should not affect Visual Event. Anyways, I haven't had any problems since, so the issue can be closed as far as I'm concerned