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JavaScript JavaScript Loops, Arrays and Objects Tracking Data Using Objects The Student Record Search Challenge Solution

Edwin Alvarez
Edwin Alvarez
4,903 Points
Posted by Edwin Alvarez
Edwin Alvarez
4,903 Points

This code doesn't work in safari

I tried running the code in safari but it doesn't work the same, is this an CSS issue rather than JavaScript? Please help.

When I run it on safari I can't quit the loop by clicking cancel and I can't see the students that the loop returns unless I break out of the loop.

1 Answer

Sam Meisler
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Sam Meisler
Courses Plus Student 7,793 Points
Sam Meisler
Sam Meisler
Courses Plus Student 7,793 Points

In Safari the cancel button for a prompt returns an empty string, so not your fault, it's the browser. You can instead of null, put : search === '' instead of search === null although now the loop will break if nothing is entered at all or, don't use Safari for this exercise.