Shoot me some sample code, I'll help you sort it out. :) joMenu is definitely geared to work with an array, so I'm guessing maybe it's something small.

Something like this, the idea is to have a function that creates the title (createTitle()).

var listas=new Array();
for (i=0;i<10;i++){
    listas.push(new Array('title:' + createTitle(i)),'id:'+i));
}

var menu = new joMenu([listas]);

That won't work :) You're confusing Array and Object. Here's how I'd write that:

// better than new Array() for so many reasons
var list = [];

for (var i = 0; i < 10; i++) {
    // here we're pushing an object onto our array
    list.push({
        title: createTitle(i),
        id: i
    });
}

var menu = new joMenu(list);

Now, if your menu is static, you could declare it directly inline, as in the example in the documentation for joMenu.

Also note that the id property is optional. If you do not specify one, the index from the array of menu items is passed instead to any subscribers (again, see the example in the docs for joMenu for a couple use cases).

Hope this helps!

That works perfect. Thanks a lot!!!