[froomzer]

I defined an empty array in my .js, inside of a function I stick some things in there, call the function, and the array is still empty. Is there some bizarre scoping going on here? I didn't think js had a 'global' statement.

[AmeliaR]

Anything defined outside of the functions is global
Anything non-local

[Peter Pitt]

As is anything without the var keyword

[BigDaddy]

Heh
Globals should be defined in global scope, not by omitting the var keyword.
Declared*

[froomzer]

That was my understanding, too. But I've got the function logging as it sticks things in and the next line of code tries to pull something out and gets nothing.
Well, having confirmed there isn't something bizarre happening with scoping, I'm thinking it's a problem with array identifiers and will go away as I whittle this down to a minimal example.
Argh, yeah. The identifier I was sticking into the array with was undefined due to typo. Thanks, folks.
Is it possible to have a multi-line string?

[Mupolan]

Of course

[froomzer]

I'm getting "unterminated string literal" errors.
I put the string back on one line, it goes away.

[Jackil]

Use \n
Or <br> if it's html

[froomzer]

I want the string to span multiple lines of source code so I can read it, I'm not trying to whitespace output.

[BigDaddy]

\
"bleh\
Moo";

[froomzer]

BigDaddy, ah, yeah, didn't think to try that. Thanks.

[froomzer]

Mupolan, I can confirm it's working for me.