Dynamic Calls to Functions

Hi can someone please tell me why this isn't working. im
dynamically loading a list of mp3's and when i click on them i want
to play the mp3 that i clicked on (this is the thisRow.onRelease
function), but it says that the "this.filename" property is
undefined, but it is defined when i trace it. all help much
appreciated, thanks

yeah - here's the deal. when the loop propagates the buttons,
it uses i to grab the data from the array index, however once the
loop completes - only the 'final' value is available (if at all) so
when in the onRelease i no longer represents the correct index. in
order to 'keep' that information for later use you must 'store' the
value of i as a property of the instance. so create a new property
in the list like:
thisRow.id = i;
then refer to it in the handler as in:
thisRow.onRelease = function() {
filename = songArr[this.id][0];
loadSong(this);
rowActive(this);
you also may want to consider two other things:
1) within a handler the keyword 'this' is 'local' to the
object so loadSong(this) may not function properly
2)you may have better results in keeping your buttons
organized and 'separate' if you use a dynamic naming throughout the
loop as is:
this['thisRow'+i] = ...

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