Hi Shawn,
Native JS is capable of this sort of thing.
[snip]
HTH And I hope this is what you were after.
Thanks so much for your explanation. Now it works. :)
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Hi Charlie,
I'm not good at explaining the exact terms javascript definitions for
value and key but they are javascript identifiers? change it to
what their values are in the array, works great
what I want to do is to print the name and the value of a json
object without knowing what the
$.each(data, function(index, item){
var name;
for(name in item){ console.log(name + = + item[name]);}
});
On Wed, May 20, 2009 at 5:51 AM, Massimiliano Marini m...@linuxtime.itwrote:
Hi Charlie,
I'm not good at explaining the exact terms javascript definitions for
value and key but
Native JS is capable of this sort of thing.
For instance:
var obj = { p1: v1, p2: v2 };
for (p in obj) {
document.write( p + : + obj[p] + br );
}
This would output:
p1 : v1
p2 : v2
Using the for..in loop structure, you can iterate over each of the
properties of a given object. In this
$.each(data,function(i) {
name = "name - " + data[i].name;
surname = "surname -" +data[i].surname;
age = "age -" + data[i].age;
console.log(name) etc...
});
I'm not good at explaining the exact terms _javascript_ definitions for
"value and key" but they are
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