.each() on Chrome? What an headache!

.each() on Chrome? What an headache!

Hi guys,

I'm encountering an issue that looks like is related to Chrome js engine.
I am retrieving data with $.getJSON and I get back an unknown size object with unknown properties (like I suppose most of the asynchronous requests).

As you probably know, Chrome loops through elements (when you use for..in) in index order instead of input order.

The same does the .each() function of jQuery.

Is there any workaround you can see?


Thank you!

Enrico Simonetti