you don't have to use list.each
this is similar to for(var i = 0; ...) loop, but you iterate directly on the object property which should be faster than list.each. On 30 déc, 16:37, tbela99 <[email protected]> wrote: > for(prop in object) if(object.hasOwnProperty(prop)) { > > //alert(typeof object[prop]); > > } > > object.hasOwnProperty is true if the property is not inherited. > > that's all you need > > On 30 déc, 08:42, websam <[email protected]> wrote: > > > Hello, > > > I'm making a class to create a table and fill that table with data > > from JSON. But I can't find a way to loop throug my JSON object > > without hardcoding the key/value pair. > > > My JSON looks like this : > > > {"d":[ > > {"Id":1,"RoleName":"Master","AddDate":"10-08-2008 > > 21:28:23","Active":false}, > > {"Id":2,"RoleName":"Administrator","AddDate":"10-08-2008 > > 23:46:13","Active":true}, > > {"Id":3,"RoleName":"SuperUser","AddDate":"11-08-2008 > > 09:41:49","Active":true}, > > {"Id":4,"RoleName":"User","AddDate":"10-08-2008 > > 23:16:44","Active":true} > > ]} > > > How can I loop through this without knowing the key's Id, RoleName, > > ect. ? > > > /Websam
