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Thank you for that explanation.
Not sure why I didn't try the myParams in front of [p1][p3] before but I'm guessing in my mind I was thinking I had already specified the myParams and was working within the second object. That's what I get for not walking away from it for a bit and coming back...
Hey ya'll
Hoping to get some light shed on this JavaScript. (Please forgive any terminology errors on my part, still trying to get a grasp of it)
I have the following code that works:
const myParams = {
param1: "widget1",
param2: "widget2",
myParams2: {
param4: "widget4"...