I have a literal array that is loaded when the page loads... See below:
<script type="text/javascript">
var members = [
{
name:"Alan Lim",
id:"54700f06-a199-102c-8976-b1732b7ffc74",
positions:[
{
id:"4cdeb2a2-8897-102d-80ee-95364de284f0"
}
]
},
{
name:"Ben Sinclair",
id:"ed34b5a4-9b2f-102c-8475-9e610b13400a",
conflict:"true",
positions:[
{
id:"f00c2128-8895-102d-80ee-95364de284f0"
},
{
id:"f00c68ea-8895-102d-80ee-95364de284f0"
},
{
id:"4cde6824-8897-102d-80ee-95364de284f0"
},
{
id:"4cde9ea2-8897-102d-80ee-95364de284f0"
}
],
locations:[
{
id:"88fb5f94-aaa6-102c-a4fa-1f05bca0eec6"
},
{
id:"930555b0-a251-102c-a245-1559817ce81a"
}
]
},
{
name:"Debbie Wright",
id:"fa49307a-9cfb-102d-bd08-842c500d506d"
}
]
</script>
Is there anyway to edit the array without reloading the page? For example, I want to add conflict:"true"
to Alan Lim
...
E.g:
Change this:
{
name:"Alan Lim",
id:"54700f06-a199-102c-8976-b1732b7ffc74",
positions:[
{
id:"4cdeb2a2-8897-102d-80ee-95364de284f0"
}
]
},
To this:
{
name:"Alan Lim",
id:"54700f06-a199-102c-8976-b1732b7ffc74",
conflict:"true",
positions:[
{
id:"4cdeb2a2-8897-102d-80ee-95364de284f0"
}
]
},
Trust that makes sense :) The reason for this is because I use other JavaScript to pull information from this array. When I make a change with the other JavaScript I want to add and subtract to this array to reflect the changes...