Dynamic variables names in javascript

Question

I have variable:

var variableDynamic = 1;
// or    
var variableDynamic = 1 + i++;

Is there any way to use that to create dynamic variable names, for example something like this:

var variableName + variableDynamic = {};
// or
var (variableName + variableDynamic) = {};

I know what I wrote above is absurd, but this is to explain the idea. Is it possible?

---

Ok, what I want to do to create element (upload form) every time user click on add new file group, everything is working fine except that plugin that I use for it need special variable for each upload form to trigger upload button (.uploadStoredFiles();).

This is rough code I did:

    $('#addOneMoreFileOrGroup').on('click', function(){

    var latestFileUploaderId = parseInt($('.well-large .file-uploader').last().attr('id').split('-')[2]) + 1;

    $('.well-large .control-group:last').after('<div class="control-group deal-type-online">  
        <label class="control-label">File / File Group Title:</label> 
        <div class="controls"> 
            <input class="span4 file-title" type="text"> 
            <span class="question label label-warning" data-title="File / Group Name:" data-content="Name for your file or group of related files (for example your brand logotype in different file formats)." data-original-title="">?</span> 
            <div id="file-uploader-' + latestFileUploaderId + '" class="file-uploader"></div> 
        </div> 
    </div>');

    var HERE_I_NEED_DYNAMIC_VAR = new qq.FileUploader({
        element: document.getElementById('file-uploader-' + latestFileUploaderId + ''),
        action: 'do-nothing.htm',
        autoUpload: false,
        debug: true,
        uploadButtonText: '<i class="icon icon-plus"></i> Select Files...',
        onSubmit: function() {

            $('#file-uploader-' + latestFileUploaderId + ' .qq-uploader').after('<button id="file-uploader-trigger-' + latestFileUploaderId + '" class="btn btn-primary"><i class="icon-upload icon-white"></i> Upload now</button>');

            $('#file-uploader-trigger-' + latestFileUploaderId + '').on('click', function() {

                if($(this).parent().parent().parent().parent().find('.file-title').val() !== '') {
                    HERE_I_NEED_DYNAMIC_VAR.uploadStoredFiles();
                } else {

                    $(this).parent().parent().parent().addClass('error');

                }

            });

        }
    });

});

}

Answer 1

In JavaScript, an object's properties can be access either by obj.prop or obj['prop'].

In the global scope, all variables are children of the window property. So you'll be able to do:

var variableDynamic = 'Test';
window['variableName' + variableDynamic] = 'your value';

Check out this fiddle.

However, if you'd like to limit the scope of this variable to a function, you would have to define a parent object and use this in place of window.