chrome中的javascript问题

I have the following code in javascript
I am storing a php array in a javascript array below

<script type="text/javascript">

    var name=new Array();
    <?php
        for($i=0;$i<count($ids); $i++)
            {
                echo "name[$i]='".$name[$i]."';";
            }
    ?>

</script>

When i alert name[1], in firefox I am able to see the value of name[1], but when i run the code in chrome i get undefined in the alert box.

How can i solve this. Do I have to change the way I am storing the array or do I have to do something else.

Because you're committing a great sin in declaring your variable:

• It's a global, which is bad practice.
• it's name is name, which is a reserved keyword in chrome, just open console and type for (n in window){if (n === 'name'){console.log(true)}}, it'll log true
• don't use new Array();, use []

on php front: either use the double quotes consistently, or use single quotes (but that's just my personal preference):

echo "name[$i]='{$name[$i]}';";
echo 'name['.$i.']="'.$name[$i].'";';

Like the way you place the curly's, though... :-P