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Hello people here is my code

function send(Eqt_Param,Eqt_Param_value)
{
    var Eqt_Paramv=Eqt_Param+'='+Eqt_Param_value;
    alert(Eqt_Paramv);
}

every time Eqt_Param and Eqt_Param_value will be different ...iam sending values onclick so run this script for 5 times well i get 5 different values overall.but now i need to save each value in an array so that i can use the array element in the script function again,

plzz help me to fix this

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In which function would you like to store the values? –  specialscope Nov 28 '12 at 5:30

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var data = new Array();

function add(param, value){
    var temp = {'param' : param, 'value' : value};

    if (data.length >= 50)
        data.shift();

    data.push(temp);        
}

Call the function after the processing like

add(Eqt_Param,Eqt_Param_value);
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i don't see message anywhere in the script... i think that should be temp.... :) –  bipen Nov 28 '12 at 5:37
    
You are right.. :) –  sheldonCooper Nov 28 '12 at 5:39
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Create a global array variable, and simply assign the function to it.

 
  var array = [];
  function send(param, param_value) { 
    array[] = Eqt_Param + '=' + Eqt_Param_value;  
  }

or

 
  var array = [];
  array[] = send(param, param_value);
  function send(param, param_value) { 
    return Eqt_Param + '=' + Eqt_Param_value;  
  }

The array will contain all the results anytime the function is run.

Hope this helps.

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to check the number of elements in the array, try alert(array.length); –  Kneel-Before-ZOD Nov 28 '12 at 6:00
    
What code did you use? –  Kneel-Before-ZOD Nov 28 '12 at 6:06
    
why would you want to pass a javascript code to another javascript file? Something's amiss there –  Kneel-Before-ZOD Nov 28 '12 at 6:18
    
to obtain the values in an array, use something like for (var i =0; i < array.length; i++){alert(array[i]);} ; something like that. –  Kneel-Before-ZOD Nov 28 '12 at 6:22
    
no no iam not passing it to another javascript file,i want to passit to another php file,no issues with that i have tried that method earlier,,, but right now i need to check and make sure javascript array has all the values that i wanna pass,i tried document.write but it is showing [object object] –  Friend Nov 28 '12 at 6:22
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not sure if this is what u want... but u can try this out..

create a global array...

var globalArray=[];

use push() to push the values u want in the array

function send(Eqt_Param,Eqt_Param_value)
{
   var Eqt_Paramv=Eqt_Param+'='+Eqt_Param_value;
    alert(Eqt_Paramv);
   globalArray.push(Eqt_Paramv);   // i am pushing the result(Eqt_Paramv) here, 
}
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