It is only returning the information of the last entry because you overwrite
'teste' two times. When I change the setting to:
var collectionElements = {
teste1: {
var1: 'teste[]',
var2: 'brincadeira-2',
var3 : 'Elemento 2'
},
teste2: {
var1 : 'teste[]',
var2 : 'brincadeira-3',
var3 : 'Elemento 3'
},
teste3: {
var1 : 'teste[]',
var2 : 'brincadeira',
var3 : 'Elemento 1',
teste: {
var1 : 'teste[]',
var2 : 'brincadeira-4',
3 : 'Elemento 4'
}
}
};
Your functions seems to work.
On Fri, Apr 24, 2009 at 3:54 PM, Bruno Gama <bga...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> Hi I would like to know if there is a simple way to show all elements
> of that variable?
> var collectionElements = {
> teste: {
> var1: 'teste[]',
> var2: 'brincadeira-2',
> var3 : 'Elemento 2'
> },
> teste: {
> var1 : 'teste[]',
> var2 : 'brincadeira-3',
> var3 : 'Elemento 3'
> },
> teste: {
> var1 : 'teste[]',
> var2 : 'brincadeira',
> var3 : 'Elemento 1',
> teste: {
> var1 : 'teste[]',
> var2 : 'brincadeira-4',
> 3 : 'Elemento 4'
> }
> }
> };
>
> I am tryin' to iterate all elements using this function (for debug
> only)
>
> function iterateAllElements( elements ) {
> var ret = '';
> jQuery.each( elements, function( i,val ) {
> ret += ( typeof val == 'object') ? '\n Node ' +
> iterateAllElements
> ( val ) : i + ' : ' + val + ' / ';
> });
> return ret;
> };
>
> With this function my firebug Console outputs only the last object
> (3th node) with its child object.
>
> Sorry my bad english! ^^
>
