JavaScript -- for loop with a nested array

[ahmorrow]

What I want to do is have one large array or 'table' and have each of the 160,000 'records' have about 5 'fields' each.

table = new Array();
table = [
     record[0] = ["field1", "field2", "field3", "field4", "field5"];
     record[1] = ["field6", "field7", "field8", "field4", "field9"];
     record[2] = ["field10", "field11", "field12", "field13", "field14"];
     record[3] = ["field15", "field16", "field17", "field18", "field19"];
     record[4] = ["field20", "field21", "field22", "field23", "field24"];
];

I just wanted to know if this kind of thing was possible or even existed. I've been working too hard to actually think about this--been trying to figure out how for 2 weeks now--and I need help. The only days I have off are tomorrow and the day after, so if I could get a working draft by tomorrow morning I'd be saved! Filling the array won't be a problem at all... I'm working with a small company and their servers aren't incredible so we're trying to get this as much client-side as possible is why I'm trying to do this in JS. Otherwise I'd do this in ASP.NET or something similar. PLEASE HELP. If left to figure this out alone I'll figure it out the hour before I go back to work! :-P

[amtrac24]

Here is how you can do arrays of arrays. You could also use a multidem. array but here is exactly what you want.

var pets = new Array ( );
pets[0] = new Array ( "Sheba", 13, "cat" );
pets[1] = new Array ( "Jasper", 12, "dog" );

alert ( pets[0][0] + " is a " + pets[0][1] + " year old " + pets[0][2] ); // Displays "Sheba is a 13 year old cat"
alert ( pets[1][0] + " is a " + pets[1][1] + " year old " + pets[1][2] ); // Displays "Jasper is a 12 year old dog"

[ahmorrow]

Thanks :-)

I'll learn what I need from that. It's for a game I play online, I'm making an online map... big horrible mess. Oh well. Time to get everyone else to collect the information for me >:-)

[ahmorrow]

Oh and technically speaking JavaScript doesn't support multi-dimensional arrays, I've just never had the need to nest arrays like this and wasn't sure of the syntax. I tried looking it up earlier, but forgot what it was... guess all I needed was a pair of fresh eyes! Thanks :-)