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My first try at prototype, so don't make me feel bad  <script type="text/javascript">
var string = "Hello World!"
String.prototype.reverse = function(){
for( a = this.length ; a > -1 ; a -- ){
var New = this.charAt(a);
document.write(New);
}
}
string.reverse()
</script>
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 BEtter then I can do Crazy. Also, I don't see where this would be used, but it could be fun to mess with.
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BEtter then I can do Crazy. Also, I don't see where this would be used, but it could be fun to mess with. It's open source so..people can um..study it
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Here's another way to do it.
<script type="text/javascript">
var nMessage = '';
var Container = [];
String.prototype.strReverse = function()
{
for( z = 0 ; z < this.length ; z ++ )
Container.push( this[z] );
Container.reverse();
for( x = 0 ; x < Container.length ; x ++ )
nMessage += Container[x]
return nMessage;
}
var Message = "Hello World!";
document.write( Message.strReverse() );
</script>
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String.prototype.strReverse = function()
{
var nMessage = '';
var Container = [];
for( z = 0 ; z < this.length ; z ++ )
Container.push( this[z] );
Container.reverse();
for( x = 0 ; x < Container.length ; x ++ )
nMessage += Container[x]
return nMessage;
}
var Message = "Hello World!";
document.write( Message.strReverse() );
That'd probably be more effective, because if you used it twice, it may give an error in some browsers (thought it shouldn't, because you're using them in functions)
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