I have the following class
in TypeScript:
class TrainingToAdd {
public TrainingId: string = $("#Details_PendingTrainings_Key").val();
public TrainingDate: string = $('#TrainingInstance_Instance_TrainingDate').val();
public EfficiencyDescription: string = $('#TrainingInstance_Instance_EfficiencyDescription').val();
public EmployeeId: string = $("#Employees_Key").val();
public ResponsibleId: string = $('#TrainingInstance_Responsibles').val();
public VersionId: string = $('#TrainingInstance_Versions').val();
}
Then I have the following function:
private beforeCreateOrUpdate(): void {
if (!$('#form-instance').valid())
return;
showSpinner();
let previous = $('#Details_New');
for (let i: number = 0; i < this.pendingTrainings.trainingsToAdd.length; ++i) {
let keys = Object.keys(this.pendingTrainings.trainingsToAdd[i]);
for (let j: number = 0; j < keys.length; ++j) {
let input = $('<input form="form-instance" class="employees-temp-array" type="hidden"' +
'" name="Details.TrainingsToAdd[' + i + '].' + keys[j] + '" value="' + this.pendingTrainings.trainingsToAdd[i][keys[j]] + '" />');
previous.after(input);
input = previous;
}
}
}
The problem appears when I try to access a member of the TrainingToAdd
class by it's name:
this.pendingTrainings.trainingsToAdd[i][keys[j]]
Any way to do that in TypeScript or should I just scrape it and go back to plain Javascript/JQuery?
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