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Trying to join a two-dimensional array in Javascript

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I'm trying to convert a two-dimensional array to a string in order to store it in the localStorage array. However, there is something wrong with this code I cannot identify:

for(x in array) {

    if(array[x] instanceof Array) {

        array[x] = array[x].join(`);

    }

}

var string = array.join(@);

localStorage[key] = string;

Does anyone have an idea what I'm doing wrong?

As for what's wrong, by multidimensional array I mean array[0][1] etc.
When input into localStorage, all the 'string' is reduced to is @, implying on the other side of the @ there are still arrays.

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answered 15 Years ago maxh · Accepted Answer

what is the something that is wrong? surely, you ucan say what your input is, what you expected, and what the undesired output is?

At least, if array is indeed an array, you should not use a for..in loop. That's for objects. Just use a

for (var i=0, l=array.length; i<l; i++){

    if (array[i] instanceof Array){

        array[i] = array[i].join(`);

    }

}