I am creating a function that I need to pass in values from an array, one of the values I need to add in is a series of values for the jquery css array
essentially I need to do the following
myArray = new Array();
myArray[0] = ""{'float':'left','-webkit-border-top-left-radius':'20px','-webkit-border-bottom-left-radius':'20px','-webkit-border-top-right-radius':'0px','-webkit-border-bottom-right-radius':'20px'}";"
function(){
$("#myDiv").click(function(){
$(this).css(myArray[0]):
});
}
That's not the exact code as its part of a way bigger function, however the aspect I am falling down on is passing the string in the array to the .css array, I can do this if I were to only include the value in the array, however this means I need to add additional items to my array which I don't want to do
Any help - pointers would be appreciated
So for context
okay so my array is
var card2Pos = new Array();
card2Pos[0]="475px";
card2Pos[1]="80px";
card2Pos[2]="1";
card2Pos[3]="500px";
card2Pos[4]="70px";
card2Pos[5]="90px";
card2Pos[6]="510px";
card2Pos[7]="9";
being passed into the following function
`
function uber(arg) {
$card1.animate({
height:arg[0],
top:arg[1]
},500).css({'z-index':card2Pos[2]});
card2Pos[8]="{'float':'left','-webkit-border-top-left-radius':'20px','-webkit-border-bottom-left-radius':'20px','-webkit-border-top-right-radius':'0px','-webkit-border-bottom-right-radius':'20px'}";
card2Pos[9]="475px";
card2Pos[10]="80px";
card2Pos[11]="580px";
card2Pos[12]="60px";
card2Pos[13]="8";
card2Pos[14]="right";
card2Pos[15]="450px";
card2Pos[16]="90px";
card2Pos[17]="625px";
card2Pos[18]="60px";
card2Pos[19]="7";
card2Pos[20]="right";
card2Pos[21]="425px";
card2Pos[22]="100px";
card2Pos[23]="670px";
card2Pos[24]="60px";
card2Pos[25]="6";
card2Pos[26]="right";
card2Pos[27]="400px";
card2Pos[28]="110px";
card2Pos[29]="715px";
card2Pos[30]="60px";
card2Pos[31]="5";
card2Pos[32]="right";
card2Pos[33]="375px";
card2Pos[34]="120px";
card2Pos[35]="760px";
card2Pos[36]="60px";
card2Pos[37]="4";
card2Pos[38]="right";
card2Pos[39]="350px";
card2Pos[40]="130px";
card2Pos[41]="805px";
card2Pos[42]="60px";
card2Pos[43]="3";
card2Pos[44]="right";
card2Pos[45]="325px";
card2Pos[46]="140px";
card2Pos[47]="850px";
card2Pos[48]="60px";
card2Pos[49]="2";
card2Pos[50]="right";
$card2.animate({
height:arg[3],
top:arg[4],
left:arg[5],
width:arg[6]
},500).css({'z-index':arg[7]});
$card2Nav.css(arg[8]);
$card3.animate({
height:arg[9],
top:arg[10],
left:arg[11],
width:arg[12]
},500).css({'z-index':arg[13]});
$card3Nav.css({'float':arg[14]});
$card4.animate({
height:arg[15],
top:arg[16],
left:arg[17],
width:arg[18]
},500).css({'z-index':arg[19]});
$card4Nav.css({'float':arg[20]});
$card5.animate({
height:arg[21],
top:arg[22],
left:arg[23],
width:arg[24]
},500).css({'z-index':arg[25]});
$card5Nav.css({'float':arg[26]});
$card6.animate({
height:arg[27],
top:arg[28],
left:arg[29],
width:arg[30]
},500).css({'z-index':arg[31]});
$card6Nav.css({'float':arg[32]});
$card7.animate({
height:arg[33],
top:arg[34],
left:arg[35],
width:arg[36]
},500).css({'z-index':arg[37]});
$card7Nav.css({'float':arg[38]});
$card8.animate({
height:arg[39],
top:arg[40],
left:arg[41],
width:arg[42]
},500).css({'z-index':arg[43]});
$card8Nav.css({'float':arg[44]});
$card9.animate({
height:arg[45],
top:arg[46],
left:arg[47],
width:arg[48]
},500).css({'z-index':arg[49]});
$card9Nav.css({'float':arg[50]});
}
`
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You can do this, but don't store it as a string - rather directly as an object, like this:
var myArray = [
{'float':'left','-webkit-border-top-left-radius':'20px','-webkit-border-bottom-left-radius':'20px','-webkit-border-top-right-radius':'0px','-webkit-border-bottom-right-radius':'20px'}
//more objects...
];
$(function(){
$("#myDiv").click(function(){
$(this).css(myArray[0]);
});
});
You can try it out here.
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