I figured out my problem.  I was constructing the JSON wrong.  I am going 
to construct the multi-dimensional array with text formulas after all.  I 
didn't have any luck pushing sub arrays into the array in PHP, then 
converting it back to JSON with JavaScript in the front end.  I'm going to 
add a counter as the array key, then a colon, then a comma at the end in a 
for loop:

$oneStoreListing = "\"" . $forCntrStore . "\":" . trim($oneStoreListing) . 
",";

          //Keep adding single store listings to the array until the loop 
is done.
          $storeListingsData = $storeListingsData . $oneStoreListing;

Then when the entire array is created, I need to strip the comma off the 
end, and add a curly brace:

      $storeListingsData = substr($storeListingsData,0,-1);
      $storeListingsData = "{" . $storeListingsData . "}";

I'm not getting an error from angularjs, and javascript JSON is converting 
the array in string format to an object for angularjs:

data = JSON.parse(data);

Creates an object for angularjs.

On Friday, May 16, 2014 12:17:21 AM UTC-4, Trash Match wrote:
>
> I just found out that my JSON was not right after all.  I had an extra 
> curly brace at the beginning of every sub array.  That is part of my 
> problem.
>

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