javascript - string.split not working as intended in Firefox? Works fine in Chrome -


having bit of issue here. have code:

//phonenumber string ie ('01☂916☂5234321') var phonenumbersplit = phonenumber.split('☂');  console.log(phonenumbersplit); //in chrome returns ["01", "916", "5234321"], in firefox returns //[ "01☂916☂5234321" ] 

i later call phonenumbersplit[1] in chrome fine, in firefox says it's undefined. why string.split return 2 different things depending on browser i'm in? documentation says works in both firefox , chrome. help?

edit oooook figure out issue was. on page testing on charset="utf-8" missing meta tag , wasn't reading unicode character. in chrome guess have utf-8 on default , in firefox not, or something. whoops.

i figured out issue was. on page testing on charset="utf-8" missing meta tag , wasn't reading unicode character. in chrome guess have utf-8 on default , in firefox not, or something. whoops.


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