Incorrect display

JavaScript
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This script is displaying the Maunday Thursday notification incorrectly. (see screen shot) and try as I might I cannot sort it out. It should display just “Maunday Thursday” Can anyone suggest why this might be happening, and what I can to do rectify it
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   (function () {
        var linebreak = true, // should line break be added after date and holidays (if any) (true/false)
            calendar = new Date(),
            day = calendar.getDay(),
            month = calendar.getMonth(),
            date = calendar.getDate(),
            year = calendar.getFullYear(),
            f = Math.floor, cent = f(year / 100),
            g = year % 19,
            k = f((cent - 17) / 25),
            i = (cent - f(cent / 4) - f((cent - k) / 3) + 19 * g + 15) % 30,
            i = i - f(i / 28) * (1 - f(i / 28) * f(29 / (i + 1)) * f((21 - g) / 11)),
            j = (year + f(year / 4) + i + 2 - cent + f(cent / 4)) % 7, l = i - j,
            emonth = 3 + f((l + 40) / 44),
            edate = l + 28 - 31 * f((emonth / 4)),
            gfwmcal = new Date(),
            adcal = new Date(),
            shrcal = new Date(),
            cd = 25,
            gfmonth, dhtml = [],
            dayname = ["Sunday", "Monday", "Tuesday", "Wednesday", "Thursday", "Friday", "Saturday"],
            gfdate, wmmonth, wmdate, admonth, addate,
            monthname = ["January", "February", "March", "April", "May", "June", "July", "August", "September", "October", "November", "December"],
            html = [dayname[day], ", ", monthname[month], " ", date < 10 ? "0" : "", date, ", ", year], thanksdate = new Date();
        gfwmcal.setMonth(--emonth);
        gfwmcal.setDate(edate - 2);
        gfmonth = gfwmcal.getMonth();
        gfdate = gfwmcal.getDate();
        gfwmcal.setDate(gfdate + 52);
        wmmonth = gfwmcal.getMonth();
        wmdate = gfwmcal.getDate();
        adcal.setMonth(11);
        adcal.setDate(cd);
        if (adcal.getDay()) { cd += (7 - adcal.getDay()); }
        adcal.setDate(cd - 28);
        admonth = adcal.getMonth();
        addate = adcal.getDate();
        thanksdate.setMonth(10);
        thanksdate.setDate(1);
        thanksdate = 5 - thanksdate.getDay();
        thanksdate += (thanksdate < 1 ? 28 : 21);

        // Shrove tuesday
        // Set date to easter - 47 days:
        shrcal.setMonth(emonth);
        shrcal.setDate(edate - 47);
        console.log(shrcal);
        shroveMonth = shrcal.getMonth();
        shroveDate = shrcal.getDate();

        // Lent
        var
            currentDate = new Date(year, month, date),
            // The day after Shrove tuesday
            lentStartCal = new Date(year, shroveMonth, shroveDate + 1),
            // Two days before easter sundy
            lentEndCal = new Date(year, emonth, edate - 2);
        console.log(currentDate, lentStartCal, lentEndCal);

        // Maunday Thursday
        // 3 days before easter sunday:
        var
            maundayThursday = new Date(year, emonth, edate - 3);
        console.log( maundayThursday);

        // Easter and Related
        if (month === shroveMonth && date === shroveDate) dhtml.push("Shrove Saturday<p></p>");
        if (currentDate >= lentStartCal && currentDate < lentEndCal) dhtml.push("Ash Wedensday first day of Lent");
        if (currentDate.toString() === maundayThursday.toString() ) dhtml.push("Maunday Thursday (Pancake Day)<p></p>");
        if (month === emonth && date === edate) dhtml.push("Easter Sunday (Western)<p></p>");
        if (month === gfmonth && date === gfdate) dhtml.push("Good Friday (Western)<p></p>");
        if (month === wmmonth && date === wmdate) dhtml.push("Whit Monday<p></p>");
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No idea what you mean. Why is it incorrect? In what way?

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Is it the comma in front of the text you do not want?

We need to know how you are using the dhtml array for the output. If you push text into an array and then stringifying it, it will also have the commas that separate the array elements.

That part of your code is missing, so we can’t tell how you are using the array.

["test", "the", "strings"].toString()
// 'test,the,strings'
["test", "the", "strings"].join()
// 'test,the,strings'
["test", "the", "strings"].join(" ")
// 'test the strings'