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Folks,
Im getting back the following JSON object, which I would like to parse:

{Count:1,Items:[{foo:{S:bar}}]}

If I do the following, I get the 'bar' of the foo item?:

foo = JSON.stringify(result.Items)

foo = JSON.parse(foo)

console.log(foo)



fails if i try:

console.log(foo.bar)

Thanks!

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answered 11 Years ago irvingcarloe · Accepted Answer

That's because there's no bar property of result.Items — it's an array.

Try

console.log(foo[0].foo.bar);

Or else, when you stringify it in the first place:

var foo = JSON.stringify(result.Items[0].foo);

and then

console.log(foo.bar);

should work.