function print_r(theObj){
   if(theObj.constructor == Array || theObj.constructor == Object){
      document.write("<ul>")
      for(var p in theObj){
         if(theObj[p].constructor == Array || theObj[p].constructor == Object){
            document.write("<li>["+p+"] => "+typeof(theObj)+"</li>");
            document.write("<ul>")
            print_r(theObj[p]);
            document.write("</ul>")
         } else {
            document.write("<li>["+p+"] => "+theObj[p]+"</li>");
         }
      }
      document.write("</ul>")
   }
}
 

Its a pretty simple little snippet of code but was VERY handy for me while troubleshooting an event problem and having to deal with each individual browser as each of them have different event properties. Hope it helps someone else.

I currently work for SpinWeb, Inc. as a Media Developer. My primary day to day job includes PHP/JavaScript programming (MySQL if you want to include that into programming) and I have been working with PHP for 7 years. I am currently using the Zend Framework and jQuery as my base structure for building all my apps.

My latest personal project is an application currently with no name. It will be an application that hopefully I will be able to share VERY soon. It is very much a niche application but currently it does not have any competition and it doesn’t appear that anyone is really interested in solving the problems for the industry. I believe no one is solving the problems because everyone involved is only looking out for number one. Which is how I got involved anyway but the application will be expanded to help more than just number one.

Chris