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i have a javascript code below.

bgCustom = { 'items':[], 'items_num':3, 'element':'#bg_custom_thumbs', 'next': '#bg_custom_next_thumb', 'prev': '#bg_custom_prev_thumb', 'width':165 };
//populate array
bgCustom.items = [["images/backgrounds/bear-ears_thumb.jpg", "bear-ears.jpg", "Bear-Hair"], ["images/backgrounds/blue-swirls_thumb.jpg", "blue-swirls.jpg", "WaterSmoke"]];

ho do i create bgCustom.items array dynamic. means i want a array list 

[['val1_1','val1_2','val1_3'],['val2_1','val2_2','val2_3']]

Can any body help me.

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What do you mean by 'dynamic'? – mamoo Aug 4 '11 at 13:52
how do i creat this type of array [['val1_1','val1_2','val1_3'],['val2_1','val2_2','val2_3']] – Pathik Gandhi Aug 4 '11 at 13:53
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I don't see what the problem is, everything you've done should work. – Richard Dalton Aug 4 '11 at 13:53
yes but right now bgCustom.items is static values i want dynamic values – Pathik Gandhi Aug 4 '11 at 13:54
Still not clear what you mean by saying static or dynamic. In that array you can push values, remove values, change values... so what exactly are you trying to achieve? – mamoo Aug 4 '11 at 13:57
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bgCustom = { 'items':[], 'items_num':3, 'element':'#bg_custom_thumbs', 'next': '#bg_custom_next_thumb', 'prev': '#bg_custom_prev_thumb', 'width':165 };

function PushToItems(a,b,c) {
    var ar = [a,b,c];
    bgCustom.items.push(ar);
}

PushToItems("images/backgrounds/bear-ears_thumb.jpg", "bear-ears.jpg", "Bear-Hair");

That should work for making it a little more dynamic.

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Thnanks it working – Pathik Gandhi Aug 5 '11 at 4:59
You're welcome. :) Glad to help. – Joseph Marikle Aug 5 '11 at 12:57
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You can add arrays to the end of the array:

bgCustomer.items.push(['val1_1','val1_2','val1_3']);
bgCustomer.items.push(['val2_1','val2_2','val2_3']);

You can also assign arrays at specific indexes. The array will automatically expand if you use an index outside the current size:

bgCustomer.items[0] = ['val1_1','val1_2','val1_3'];
bgCustomer.items[1] = ['val2_1','val2_2','val2_3'];
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