Javascript for - very simple

[johnsmith153]

This shows 0,1,2 - how do I get it to show bobby, jimmy, dave ?

 

<script>
start1="hello***there***bobby**jimmy**dave";
start2=start1.split("***");
			start3=start2[2].split("**");
			for (var i in start3)
			{
			alert(start3);
			}
</script>

[johnsmith153]

Obviously I used alert(i); to get 0,1,2 as alert(start3); would show the whole array. - this was just a typo.

 

 

And obviously alert(start3); is what I want

[johnsmith153]

Another typo

 

alert(start3); is what I want.

 

Am obviosuly in a rush.

[johnsmith153]

Ok, its not me. My  [  i  ]  is being removed by this forum

 

alert(start3[i]);

is what I want

[obsidian]

Ok, its not me. My  [  i  ]  is being removed by this forum

 

alert(start3[i]);

is what I want

 

Yes, the square braces with the nested 'i' you are attempting to put in your text is the BBCode for italic, so it gets parsed out. So, with the start3 sub i, is your problem fixed, or do you still have a question?