Will try that right now...
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Browse All TopicsI have a bunch of custom fields but sometimes the index starts at a different number. So down below I'm trying to alert(myVariable);
So I want to take a string: myVariable and add another part of a string on "1" and be able to alert(myVariable1) and have it spit out the value of that variable.
I know there is a name for this but I can't recall it :( and PHP allows me to do it by adding {}.
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by: TNamePosted on 2007-08-22 at 10:01:25ID: 19747854
Hi, have you tried eval()?
var a1=10;
alert(eval('a'+1));
should alert 10.