grimepoch

I have a javascript that calls outlet in a for loop, when it calls it no more execution happens after it hits the end of the for loop (meaning it only takes one pass through). If I comment out the outlet (I have post() methods in the for) it runs through the number of times it should.

I have a javascript that calls outlet in a for loop, when it calls it no more execution happens after it hits the end of the for loop (meaning it only takes one pass through).  If I comment out the outlet (I have post() methods in the for) it runs through the number of times it should.

outlet-stopping-function

outlet() must mess with a global variable called i because if I create a 'var i' in the function I am calling outlet, it works fine. However, if I use my global i, outlet is changing the value.

outlet() must mess with a global variable called i because if I create a 'var i' in the function I am calling outlet, it works fine.  However, if I use my global i, outlet is changing the value.


This sounds like javascript stuff. Not java stuff. Not sure what is 

This sounds like javascript stuff. Not java stuff. Not sure what is 
going on in that land.


Yeah, I noticed I posted in the wrong area after I posted unfortunately :) Normally I am pretty good about posting in the correct area.

Yeah, I noticed I posted in the wrong area after I posted unfortunately :)  Normally I am pretty good about posting in the correct area.


outlet stopping function....