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Probably a simple solution but here is my problem:

 

My script

function princ(field,text)
{
var text=new Array();
text[0]="test1";
text[1]="test2";
text[2]="test3";



var e = document.getElementById(field);

e.value=text[text];
}

 

Is called with

 

princ(PRINCint,1)

 

Get en "undefined error". I must try to access the array wrong...but how?

 

 

 

 

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you define the array keys as 0, 1 and 2, not 'text'

 

 

you might be looking to do e.value = text; to store the whole array. And you do not need to call the new Array constructor, you could do

 

var text = ['test1', 'test2'];

text.push('text3');//to add to the array

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