That's not a bug, it's a feature!
I spent about an hour trying to fix a bug in a javascript calendar I was working on... see if you can spot it:
I had dates in MM-YYYY format, that I was trying to parse the month out of. My code (simplified):
function parseMonth(mmyyyy) {
var splitMMYYYY = split('-', mmyyyy);
return parseInt(splitMMYYYY[0]);
}
Now the bug: month was being set to 0 for dates in August and September, both in IE and Firefox. See if you can figure out why.. here's the answer.
If thats not a bad default, I dont know what is.


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