Hi

Is there anyway to iterate through a json object and retrieve the name
of the property as well as the value.

For exampe. Imagine this object

{
title: '1',
bedrooms: '2',
bathrooms: '3',
description: '4',
country: '5',
location: '6',
price: '7',
}

I want to loop through it and have a variable that holds title, then
bedrooms then bathrooms.... as well as one that holds 1 then 2 then
3... respectively.

Is that possible?

Thanks

Nick S meinte:

Hi
>
Is there anyway to iterate through a json object and retrieve the name
of the property as well as the value.

What do you mean by "json object"?

For exampe. Imagine this object
>
{
title: '1',
bedrooms: '2',
bathrooms: '3',
description: '4',
country: '5',
location: '6',
price: '7',
}
>
I want to loop through it and have a variable that holds title, then
bedrooms then bathrooms.... as well as one that holds 1 then 2 then
3... respectively.
>
Is that possible?

You are looking for "for ... in". Mind the possible problems with
(augmented) prototypes, though.

Gregor


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On Sep 5, 2:18 pm, Gregor Kofler <use...@gregorkofler.atwrote:

Nick S meinte:
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What do you mean by "json object"?
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You are looking for "for ... in". Mind the possible problems with
(augmented) prototypes, though.
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Gregor
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err, ok, just forget my crappy grasp of the terminology for a second.
I've outlined the problem pretty clearly. I do use "for...in" but I
can't get to the name of each item. (And if that's not clear I mean
the thing on the left of the colon) :)

Thanks

Nick S meinte:

Sigh. Please don't quote sigs...

err, ok, just forget my crappy grasp of the terminology for a second.
I've outlined the problem pretty clearly. I do use "for...in" but I
can't get to the name of each item. (And if that's not clear I mean
the thing on the left of the colon) :)

Lets see:

var obj = { ... }, p;
for(p in obj) {
window.alert(obj[p]);
};

Please answer: What is the value of p?

Gregor


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On Sep 5, 3:10 pm, Gregor Kofler <use...@gregorkofler.atwrote:

Nick S meinte:
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Sigh. Please don't quote sigs...
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Lets see:
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var obj = { ... }, p;
for(p in obj) {
window.alert(obj[p]);
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};
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Please answer: What is the value of p?

Thanks. yes, this is what I do, however, I don't just want the value,
I also want the name of the property.

>
Gregor
>
--http://photo.gregorkofler.at::: Landschafts- und Reisefotografiehttp://web.gregorkofler.com ::: meine JS-Spielwiesehttp://www.image2d.com :::Bildagentur für den alpinen Raum

Nick S meinte:

On Sep 5, 3:10 pm, Gregor Kofler <use...@gregorkofler.atwrote:

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Thanks. yes, this is what I do, however, I don't just want the value,
I also want the name of the property.

Jeez! The value of p *is* the name of the property. obj[p] gives you the
value of the property p.

Gregor



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