I've looked for a solution but keep coming up short. I have the following json:
{
"objects" :
{
"a" :
{
"a1" : { "value1" : "1" }
"a2" : { "value2" : "2" }
},
"b" :
{
"b1" : { "value1" : "1" }
"b2" : { "value2" : "2" }
}
}
}
So (assuming this is represented in the var jsonObject) if I know all of the object names, getting the value1 from a1 would be:
jsonObject.objects.a.a1.value1
The problem I'm running into is that I don't know the names of the inner objects. It could be
{
"objects" :
{
"ax7634" :
{
"a1" : { "value1" : "1" }
"a2" : { "value2" : "2" }
},
"b78tgf" :
{
"b1" : { "value1" : "1" }
"b2" : { "value2" : "2" }
}
}
}
I would say that this is poorly formed JSON data, and that objects should be an array. But I can only play with the hand I'm dealt. So my question is, if I don't know the inner objects name, is there a way to "discover" them or to reference them? Is there a .child(n) method or some such that will give me the nth child?
you need to use a for in loop
for(var key in objects){
if (objects.hasOwnProperty(key)){
objects[key]; // ax7364 in first iteration
}
}