ParseInt of toLocaleTimeString() in Internet Explorer

Question

I have problem with parse string after toLocaleTimeString()

var b = new Date();
var c = b.toLocaleTimeString();
var d = c.split(":");
var e = parseInt(d[0]);

After this: Internet Explorer: e is NaN, d is "15" Chrome: e is 15, d is "15"

Answer 1

In IE you need to use charAt() instead of d[0] after converting to string.

var b = new Date();
var c = b.toLocaleTimeString();
var d = c.split(":");

// For IE Support...
var D = d.toString();
var e = parseInt(D.charAt(0));
if ( isNaN(e) === true ){
    var e = parseInt(D.charAt(1));
}

alert(d);
alert(e);