JS reference to the parent object

Hi,

I have a grid of tiles. The tiles are called: box_01, box_02, etc. I'm writing a JS script to access values that are under variables: box_01_value, box_02_value, etc.

Is there any way to reference the object to get the name of the variable I want the value from, eg.

When a user clicks on box: "box_01", the script would get the value from variable "box_01_value". Obviously I could do it specifically for each box, but that's not what programming is about. Is there a way of making it more abstract generic so the code is the same for each box, eg:

alert(self + "_value");

Additionally, is there any update on the js loop problem with captivate js window? As read on this forum about the < sign, I've redone the loop to use > but still no luck. The code works fine outside Captivate. In the end I had to hard code it (which again defeats the purpose of writing code a bit).

var L = ['A', 'B', 'C', 'D'];

var suff = '_value';

var grid = [];

var min = 1;

var max = 5;

for (var i = L.length-1; i>=0; i--) {

        for (var j = L.length-1; j>=0; j--) {

                grid.push(L + String(j+1) + suff)

        }

}

alert(grid);

The output is:

[ 'D4_value',

  'D3_value',

  'D2_value',

  'D1_value',

  'C4_value',

  'C3_value',

  'C2_value',

  'C1_value',

  'B4_value',

  'B3_value',

  'B2_value',

  'B1_value',

  'A4_value',

  'A3_value',

  'A2_value',

  'A1_value' ]

Thank you.