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Pushing a multiple-attributed item to an array JAVASCRIPT

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I have an array set out like this:

var newCircles = [{

    num: 0,

    name: title0,

    x: 280,

    y: 200,

    color: #555555,

    r: 60

},

{

    num: 1,

    name: title1,

    x: 480,

    y: 200,

    color: #555555,

    r: 80

}];

And I'm trying to push new set of information like this:

$(newCircles).push(', { num: '+newCircles.length+', name : title '+(newCircles.length)+', x : '+newCircles[chosenCircle].x+', y : '+newCircles[chosenCircle].y+', color : #7f38a7, r : '+newCircles[chosenCircle].r+' }');

But it's not working. Anyone have any suggestions?

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answered 13 Years ago rickjordond · Accepted Answer

you are pushing a string into the array.
if you want to push another object into the array, then do so by

newCircles.push( {

  num: newCircles.length,

  name: 'title ' + newCircles.length,

  x: newCircles[chosenCircle].x,

  y: newCircles[chosenCircle].y,

  color : #7f38a7,

  r: newCircles[chosenCircle].r

} );