I have a custom object that I would like to create an array of. When creating my array it creates an occurrence with empty properties, I understand why, but I would like to avoid this. I realize I could just delete the occurrence with the empty properties, but is there a better way?

```
function FileToPassBack(path, originalFileName, modifiedDate, newFilename) {
    if (!(this instanceof FileToPassBack)) {
        return new FileToPassBack(namepath, originalFileName, modifiedDate, newFilename);
    }
    this.Path = path;
    this.OriginalFileName = originalFileName;
    this.ModifiedDate = modifiedDate;
    this.NewFileName = newFilename;
}

function PostSelectedItems() {
    var allFilesToPassBack = new Array(new FileToPassBack());

     $('#fileNamesTable').find('tbody>tr:visible')
                         .each(function (index, element) {
                                var row = $(this);
                                if (row.find('input[type="checkbox"]').is(':checked'))
                                {
                                    var path = row.find('.pathTDClass').html();
                                    var originalFileName = row.find('.originalFileNameTDClass').html();
                                    var modifiedDate = row.find('.modifiedDateTDClass').html();
                                    var newFileName = row.find('input[class="newFileNameTDClass"]').val();

                                    var currentFileToAdd = new FileToPassBack(path, originalFileName, modifiedDate, newFileName)
                                    allFilesToPassBack.push(currentFileToAdd);
                                }
                            });

    //post path, original file name, modified date, new file name
    var objectAsJSON = JSON.stringify(allFilesToPassBack);
}

```

I am new to JS, so excuse me if I am way off track.