you and vionet so smart but i think none of those work for this.

i have my style buttons that i want to be like, for the Bright style for example: <button onclick="genimgs(this)">Bright</button> a little more complicated but basically a bunch of buttons exactly like this, but with different stylenames, all pointing to genimgs(button)

genimgs(button) is then, in it's simplified form, this: `

function genimgs(buttonobject){

let promptData = {

prompt: prompt + " " + root[buttonobject.innerHTML],

negativePrompt:"bad",

resolution: 768x512,

guidanceScale: 7,

seed: 100,

}

document.getElementById("imgs").innerHTML = image(promptData).evaluateItem

}

`

in genimgs, buttonobject.innerHTML does indeed equal "Bright". So I want it to pull a line from the Perchance list called Bright, like the Anime button should go to this function, be translated in to the string Anime, and pull a line from the Perchance list Anime. But see how I can't just type out the word Bright or Anime with no quotes like you and vioneT suggest. It is a string I am getting from a button. It could be tons of different strings. I then need to convert the string in to it's relevant Perchance List. I believe, in normal JS, if root.Bright were my list, root[buttonobject.innerHTML] would retrieve it since in normal JS they are equivalent. But not here and nor do I know the Perchancian way to do it.