I'm attempting to create a lookup table in Javascript that is populated ahead of time by a table (basically just turning a table into a Javascript array), then, a dropdown value is referenced for the "score" column of the table.
var pointsGrid=[];
// First column is the primary key in a table with the same layou
// Second column is the name of the move
// Third column is the score
pointsGrid.push(['1',"Run",0.1]);
pointsGrid.push(['2',"Jump",0.5]);
pointsGrid.push(['3',"Twist",0.9]);
<select id="moveSelect">
<option value="1">Run</option>
<option value="2">Jump</option>
<option value="3">Twist</option>
</select>
My question is during the onChange event, when I read the value of the dropdown, how do I reference the array by string, instead of by number?
For example: pointsGrid["1"] not pointsGrid[1], like in pointsGrid["StringKey"]? It keeps going back to pointsGrid[1] which is pulling the wrong score value.
Thank you in advance, Dan Chase
[stringOrNumber]. A number will be converted to a string.var pointsGrid[];is a syntax error. I think you're missing an equals-sign?