And once again, the problem is my misunderstanding of the syntax.... If anyone else has problems using eval() with a user-input string, I found this link really helpful : http://chrysanthus.hubpages.com/hub/Strings-and-the-JavaScript-Eval-Function . The solution was wrapping the user-input string in...

Ok, so I'm writing a toolbar script and I'm having trouble getting my user-generated functions to evaluate. Currently, the script stores the information for the toolbar's buttons in an array of objects. Each object holds data for a button and has properties for name, helptip, and command ('command' ...

Ok. Finally I figured it out. I don't know why this didn't occur to me before... I wasn't taking into account the fact that when you remove something from the front of an array, all the objects behind it in the list get moved up in line, so to speak. So if I have an array of values ["a",&q...

So in my script I've got a dockable panel with a bunch of buttons created with this code: function createUI(thisObj) { myPanel = ( thisObj instanceof Panel) ? thisObj : new Window("palette", "Your Panel Name", undefined, {resizeable:true}); var editBtn = myPanel.add("button&...