Is there a way to create rating images (5 stars, 4 stars, 3 stars, etc...) inside an array in JavaScript and output it all as a table in HTML? -


the code below i've been working on. think logic flawed when rate products based on calculated scores, i'm getting mixed up. , i'm unsure how create rating images based on scores. first column in arrays score value, second column product id, third column name of product, , fourth column link brand websites. want output image in fifth column reflect score of product. example, if i'm sorting products based on score , want products highest scores listed first, should products[1] 5 star image, products[3] 4 star image, products[0] 3 star image, products[4] 2 star image, , products[2] 1 star image. note: reason language="javascript" works me , type="text/javascript" not. if provide guidance code sincerely , appreciate. thank in advance :)

html:

<table id="table">   <tr id="tbody"> <th>score</th> <th>id</th> <th>name</th> <th>website</th> <th>rating</th>   </tr> </table>

javascript: 

var products = new array(5); products[0] = [26, 4859, "panasonic tv", "http://www.panasonic.com"]; products[1] = [37, 4762, "sony tv", "http://www.sony.com"]; products[2] = [9, 4899, "lg tv", "http://www.lg.com"]; products[3] = [34, 5001, "samsung tv", "http://www.samsung.com"]; products[4] = [22, 3425, "vizio tv", "http://www.vizio.com"];  function comparator(a,b) {   if (if (a[0] > b[0]) return -1;   if (a[0] < b[0]) return 1;   return 0; }  var productssorted = products.sort(comparator);  (i=0; i<products.length, i++) {   if (products[0] === 37) {     document.getelementbyid("img5");   } else if (products[0] === 34) {     document.getelementbyid("img4");   } else if (products[0] === 26) {     document.getelementbyid("img3");   } else if (products[0] === 22) {     document.getelementbyid("img2");   } else {     document.getelementbyid("img1"); };   table.appendchild(tbody); productssorted.foreach(function(item) {  var row = document.createelement("tr");      var score = document.createelement("td"); score.textcontent = item[0];  var id= document.createelement("td"); id.textcontent = item[1];  var name = document.createelement("td"); name.textcontext = item[2];  var link_td = document.createelement("td"); var link = document.createelement("a"); link.textcontent = item[3]     link.href = item[3] link_td.appendchild(link);      var rating = new array(5);     var rating_td = document.createelement("td");            var rating[0] = document.createelement("img5");     rating.setattribute("src","http://dkcoin8.com/images/five-star-clipart-4.png");     var rating[1] = document.createelement("img4");     rating.setattribute("src","http://aliviogroup.com.au/wp-content/uploads/2016/04/four-stars.jpg");     var rating[2] = document.createelement("img3");     rating.setattribute("src","https://waytoomuchtelevision.files.wordpress.com/2011/01/3star.jpg");     var rating[3] = document.createelement("img2");     rating.setattribute("src","https://authorjanedoe.files.wordpress.com/2012/07/2star.jpg");     var rating[4] = document.createelement("img1");     rating.setattribute("src","http://clipart.printcolorcraft.com/wp-content/uploads/stars/smooth%20star.jpg");     rating_td.appendchild(rating);   row.appendchild(score); row.appendchild(id); row.appendchild(name); row.appendchild(link); row.appendchild(rating);  table.appendchild(row); });

create png of star background white , star transparent. put row of 5 of them side-by-side in div (or td in case). create image of yellow rectangle. set background of div/td of stars yellow rectangle. set background-size parameter of div/td percentage based on score. if average score 70% 70% of background yellow, resulting in 3 yellow stars, 1 star partially filled in yellow, , 1 unfilled star.

speaking of score... appear sums of scores. if that's case should either calculate average instead of sum , put in first column, or include count of number of ratings can calculate average score. example if score 9 result of 4/5 , 5/5, actual score 9/10 or 90%.

function createrows() {    var products = new array(5);    products[0] = [84, 4859, "panasonic tv", "http://www.panasonic.com"];    products[1] = [73, 4762, "sony tv", "http://www.sony.com"];    products[2] = [90, 4899, "lg tv", "http://www.lg.com"];    products[3] = [88, 5001, "samsung tv", "http://www.samsung.com"];    products[4] = [44, 3425, "vizio tv", "http://www.vizio.com"];    var items = document.getelementbyid("items");    	array.prototype.foreach.call(products, function(prod) {      var row = document.createelement("div");      row.classname = "row";      var fields = new array(4);      var field_num = 0;      array.prototype.foreach.call(prod, function(field) {      	fields[field_num] = document.createelement("div");      	fields[field_num].classname = "field";        if (field_num > 0) {        	fields[field_num].innerhtml = prod[field_num];          fields[field_num].id = "field" + field_num;        }        row.append(fields[field_num]);        field_num++;      });      fields[0].id = "rating";      fields[0].style.backgroundsize = prod[0] + "% 50px";      (i=0; < 5; i++) {        var star = document.createelement("img");        star.src = "https://i.imgur.com/jxqw2cc.png";        fields[0].append(star);      }      items.append(row);    });  }  createrows();
.field {    display: inline-block;    line-height: 19px;    vertical-align: top;    padding: 3px 5px;  }  #field1 {    width: 50px;    border-right: 1px solid black;    height: 100%;  }  #field2 {    width: 100px;    border-right: 1px solid black;  }  .row {    border: 1px solid black;    margin: 5px;    font: 14px arial, sans-serif;    background: white;  }  #rating {    height: 25px;    width: 125px;    padding: 0px;    border-right: 1px solid black;    background: #ccc url(http://weclipart.com/gimg/827e9394ec65e95f/12e902ef8c564cdfb22cf736428a35cf-800.png) no-repeat;  }  #rating img {    height: 25px;    padding: 0px;  }
<div id="items">  </div>


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