JSON is Javascript Object Notation, and is really text only. Once you
get JSON into javascript, it parses it into the object which it
defines. From that point on, you're just passing a regular object
around. There's technically no such thing as a "JSON" object.
Also, try running this code:
var l
well, i tried some options more... it turns out when i set ajax data
type to "text" and convert it to json object using json.parser() it
works just fine. ok then its solved but i should be able to pass data
as a json object between two functions, right?
On Jan 23, 4:24 pm, blockedmind wrote:
> i
it returns
uncaught exception TypeError: Cannot read property 'length' of
undefined
error on google chrome's javascript debug window.
let me put here the full scenario:
var listsData="";
function getLists() {
$.ajax({
type: "POST",
url: "actions.php",
data: "action=manag
or...
$.each(theList.list,function (a,b) {
alert (b.id + ',' + b.name);
})
On Jan 21, 7:30 pm, Ami wrote:
> I think that this what R U searching for:
>
> var theList={"list":[
> {"id":"15","name":"Testing","description":"test","owner":"1","active":"1","featured":"0","machinename":"testing"},
I think that this what R U searching for:
var theList={"list":[
{"id":"15","name":"Testing","description":"test","owner":"1","active":"1","featured":"0","machinename":"testing"},
{"id":"16","name":"Testing","description":"test","owner":"1","active":"1","featured":"0","machinename":"testing"},
{"i
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