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Accessing JSON elements from javascript

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$.getJSON('http://23.21.128.153:3000/api/v1/holidays', function(data){

        alert(this:  + data.holiday[0].name);

 });

I'm trying to access the name attribute of the first element of my JSON response but without success, can anyone tell me what I'm doing wrong.

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answered 12 Years ago efrainjamiry · Accepted Answer

Try this:

data[0].holiday.name

The data looks like this:

[

  {

    holiday:{

      id:1,

      date:2012-05-01,

      name:Dia del trabajo,

      description:,

      country_id:1,

      moved_date:2012-04-30

    }

  },

  {

    holiday:{...}

  },

...]

So, you need to select the first element from the main array (data[0]), then get its holiday property (data[0].holiday), and then get its name property.