hai

Hi all:
Does anyone know how to add a new element to an array.

myArray = new Array();
myArray.push("item1");


DOes anyone show me how Array is used to add a new element?

Thanks
Hai

name

var monkey = []


two monkeys are called a group of monkeys
that are not realizing that they proliferate.

Now use math:

monkey[monkey.length] = "another monkey with attitude A"
monkey[monkey.length] = "another monkey with zebra stripes"
monkey[monkey.length] = "another monkey with a beard"

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Count the monkeys.

There are three or 3.

In academic length it is 2, counting 0 a number.

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That is all there is to know.

If you can't count the monkeys, or think you are not among them,
you can always help yourself with 0.

joe fawcett

Surprising that it doesn't, have you the latest version of JScript? Push was
added fairly recently.

Joe

tim slattery

This will work fine. Since the subscript of the first element of the
array is zero, not one, array.length is always one greater than the
highest subscript. So monkey[monkey.length] points just beyond the
current length of the array. Javascript, being an interpreted
language, simply adds an element to the array.

--
Tim Slattery
MS MVP(DTS)
Slattery_T@bls.gov

hai

Hi Joe:

I don't use JSscript but rather Javascript & VScript

Hai

Joe Fawcett" <joefawcett@hotmail.com> wrote in message news:eh9hJ$jwDHA.3216@TK2MSFTNGP11.phx.gbl...

hg0180

Hello,
do you have the latest version with SP1 ?
I got problems with javascript and IE6 about half a year ago and it's
fixed in the actual version.I tried your script and it runs.

Heiko

joe fawcett

If you use IE you use JScript, that's Microsoft's version of ECMAScript.
Netscape's version is called JavaScript.

As I said, this is quite a common problem. Make sure you have latest updates
etc.

--

Joe