Hi,
In JavaScript, there is no difference between accessing a field using
".fieldname" ad using ['fieldname'].
Is there a chance you are missing something else?
BTW: Here is a snipped from Chrome debugger:
x = {}
Object
x.y = {}
Object
x.y.z = function A(asd){this.asd = asd}
function A(asd){this.asd = asd}
new x.y['z']('wow')
A
1. asd: "wow"
2. __proto__: A
3.
On Mon, Feb 7, 2011 at 9:18 PM, Yottagray <[email protected]> wrote:
> Hello, I am trying to develop a generic visualization function and I
> am having trouble with the following:
>
> var foo = new
> google.visualization.Table(document.getElementById(div));
>
> It's obviously easy here to pass in the id of the div you want, but I
> want to change which type of visualization is being used.
> In other words I want to change "Table" in the above code to whatever
> I pass as a variable. Any ideas how I can alter the above code to do
> this?
>
> I tried doing it as follows but it failed miserably:
>
> var table = new google.visualization[variable_in_question]
> (document.getElementById(divId));
>
> You guys have a better way?
>
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