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Problems with Eval....
Here's the basic code... i=2; set("list" add i,list1[1].childNodes); note how list2 is now equal to the childnodes of list1... here's how I want to write the code... set("list" add i,eval("list" add Number(i-1) add "[1].childNodes")); That doesnt seem to work... I get an undefined value. Any ideas? I need to use "i" to create both array names... ie list1,list2 list3,list4 |
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