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edited Oct 26, 2016 at 16:47

If classNameString come from secure source you can use

var classNameString = 'MyClass';
var myObject = eval("new " + classNameString + "()");

This solution works with namespaces and is independent on platform (browser/server).

If classNameString come from secure source you can use

var myObject = eval("new " + classNameString + "()");

This solution works with namespaces and is independent on platform (browser/server).

If classNameString come from secure source you can use

var classNameString = 'MyClass';
var myObject = eval("new " + classNameString + "()");

This solution works with namespaces and is independent on platform (browser/server).

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edited Sep 3, 2016 at 16:02

If classNameString come from secure source you can use

var myObject = eval("new " + classNameString + "()");

This solution works with namespaces and is independent on platform (browser/server).

If classNameString come from secure source you can use

var myObject = eval("new " + classNameString + "()");

This solution works with namespaces.

If classNameString come from secure source you can use

var myObject = eval("new " + classNameString + "()");

This solution works with namespaces and is independent on platform (browser/server).

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answered Jul 9, 2016 at 10:01

If classNameString come from secure source you can use

var myObject = eval("new " + classNameString + "()");

This solution works with namespaces.

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