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i have some json objects and some of them have some other objects inside them.
if i leave only the json obj that don't have other obj inside them and then apply the template, everything goes well, i get, in this case 3 li elements.
but if i grab the original json obj the results are a bit wired. I believe i need to do a each
statement to iterate through each sub json obj from inside each main one
maybe i am a bit confuse so here is some code.
i have some json data like this:
{
msg_id:134,
message:Nick,
comment:[
{
com_id:9,
comment:test,
},
{
com_id:10,
comment:testtt,
},
{
com_id:11,
comment:testtttt,
}]
},
{
msg_id:134,
message:Nick,
},
{
msg_id:134,
message:Nick,
}
and i am trying to arive at something like this:
Nick
test
testtt
testtttt
Nick
Nick
i've created a template like this:
function messagesTamplate(data)
{
$.each(data, function(index, obj)
{
msg += template.replace( /{{message}}/ig , obj.message );
if(obj.comment) {
$.each(obj.comment, function(key, val)
{
msg += template.replace( /{{comment}}/ig , val.comment );
});
}
});
return msg;
}
then i just append this to the main ul.
thanks
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