entier - vérifier si la version de JQuery est supérieure à 1.8.3 ? -Débordement de pile

I'm trying to check if the current jquery version is greater than 1.8.3 but parseInt($.fn.jquery) only outputs one digit.

Not sure it's the most efficient but seems to work... Take the version string, split it into tokens and test each token, like below

var vernums = $.fn.jquery.split('.');
if (parseInt(vernums[0]) > 0 && parseInt(vernums[1]) >= 8 && parseInt(vernums[2]) > 3) {
  // Do stuff here
}

Here's a simplistic "one liner" approach. I pad out the digits with leading zeros.:

if(jQuery.fn.jquery.split('.')
    .map(function(i){return('0'+i).slice(-2)})
    .join('.') > '01.08.03')
{
    alert('yes');
}
else
{
    alert('no');
}

I'm trying to check if the current jquery version is greater than 1.8.3 but parseInt($.fn.jquery) only outputs one digit.

Not sure it's the most efficient but seems to work... Take the version string, split it into tokens and test each token, like below

var vernums = $.fn.jquery.split('.');
if (parseInt(vernums[0]) > 0 && parseInt(vernums[1]) >= 8 && parseInt(vernums[2]) > 3) {
  // Do stuff here
}

Here's a simplistic "one liner" approach. I pad out the digits with leading zeros.:

if(jQuery.fn.jquery.split('.')
    .map(function(i){return('0'+i).slice(-2)})
    .join('.') > '01.08.03')
{
    alert('yes');
}
else
{
    alert('no');
}

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