Sort an Array Alphabetically using the sort Method Question

[DanCouper]

The function passed to sort has to return one of three values (-1, 0, or 1), not true/false (check the examples in the documentation @ILM posted).

This has been gone over a lot on the forums (the example using > stopped working in Chrome in a out October), and there is a fix in place but it hasn’t gone live as far as I know.

Also, may help (do search the forums though, there are a lot of threads on this issue and a lot of good answers which explain what sort does, how it works etc)

Sort an Array Alphabetically using sort

In Firefox: reverseAlpha([..."sdfgdgf"]) [ "s", "g", "g", "f", "f", "d", "d" ] In Chrome, which uses a different sorting algorithm: > reverseAlpha([..."sdfgdgf"]) ["s", "d", "f", "g", "d", "g", "f"] It’s not incorrect per se, but it doesn’t work in some browsers because the callback return value (a < b) does not return what it’s supposed to return (see the documentation ). If you want to sort things alphabetically, don’t use the callback used in the example. Also, even where it d…