Indeed it doesn't work, i would have liked JS to accept that syntax,
but alas...
Ryura, you are correct, if I had been creating an object instead of an
array it would have worked. I randomly posted my code with the
understanding that everything in JS is treated as an object (including
arrays) and stupidly assumed that syntax would work. Frankly I am
quite embarrassed, and I apologize for posting bad code. :(
For future reference, this will work:
var clients = [];
clients['nike'] = 'swoosh.jpg';
clients['addidas'] = '3stripes.jpg';
clients['reebok'] = 'rbk.jpg';
clients['default'] = 'default.jpg';
var class = $("#main").attr("class");
typeof clients[class] != "undefined" ? insertImg(clients[class]) :
insertImg(clients['default']);
function insertImg(path) {
$('#main').prepend('<img src="'+path+'"/>');
}
On Jul 11, 10:42 pm, Ryura <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Richard's didn't work because he formed an array instead of an object
> like he was planning. Replacing the [ ... ] with { ... } should've
> made it work.
>
> On Jul 11, 4:13 pm, brendan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> > Thanks Richard, I couldn't get yours to work (my js knowledge is
> > pathetically rusty) and ran out of time to tinker with it, I ended up
> > just prepending the image to the div by class after it's randomly
> > added:
>
> > $(document).ready(function(){
> > $("#main.nike").prepend('<img src="swoosh.jpg" alt="nike" />');
> > $("#main.adidas").prepend("<img src="3stripe.jpg" alt="adidas" />");
> > $("#main.reebok").prepend("<img src="rbk.jpg" alt="reebok" />");
>
> > });
>
> > Not the cleanest solution but it seems to be working... Thanks again
> > noon for your help as well
