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Access json value using JavaScript object notation

rated 0 times [ 72] [ 3] / answers: 1 / hits: 16550 / 13 Years ago, fri, august 26, 2011, 12:00:00

I am unable to access a json value

{phone: [

{

    @attributes: {

        type: cell,

        ext: 

    }

}, (123) 456 7890, {

    @attributes: {

        type: work,

        ext: 

    }

}

]}

using the following JavaScript: psudo

for each phone line ...



console.log([@attributes].type);

console.log(this); 

console.log([@attributes].ext);



... end for

I expected the following output:

cell

work (123) 456 7890

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answered 13 Years ago nikokorbinm · Accepted Answer

actually your json structure is not perfect, so here is the solution for your desired output

var json = {phone: [

{

    @attributes: {

        type: cell,

        ext: 

    }

}, (123) 456 7890, {

    @attributes: {

        type: work,

        ext: 

    }

}

]};

 console.log(json['phone'][0]['@attributes'].type);

 console.log('<br/>'+json['phone'][1]);

 console.log('<br/>'+json['phone'][2]['@attributes'].type);

Access json value using JavaScript object notation

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