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The client-side object model (CSOM) provides access to a subset of the SharePoint Foundation server object model, including core objects such as site collections, sites, lists, and list items and allows you to program against these from client side applications.
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The success callback of querySP.ClientContext.executeQueryAsync method
You can try passing the array through as an object within the callback context.
See amendments to your script below:
...
clientContext.load(itemArray[i]);
}
var o = {"itemAr …
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