Hi Vladimir,
Can't you just jsonEncode $sql2 into $sql1? If you are using postgresql
there are some nice array helpers so the result is easier to work with.
in js you can iter over the key's and parse the keys, building an new
object.
Something like:
function aTest() {
var a= {
"ActionID": "1",
"Taskref": "1",
"Ast1_1": "",
"Ast2_1": "Start EVA watch\nopen hatch\nAssist CDR",
"Ast3_1": "",
"Ast1_2": "Egress cabin to LM porch\nReceive & jetttison
bag\nReceive ETB/LEC",
"Ast2_2": "Deploy CDR PLSS antenna\nHand jettison bag to
CDR\nHand ETB/LEC to CDR",
"Ast3_2": "",
"Ast1_3": "Descend lander to top rung\nUnlock and deploy
MESA\nLower ETB on LEC",
"Ast2_3": "Tape recorder -off\nVerify voice signals level and
uitlity floo [......]"
}
var result = {}
Object.keys(a).forEach(parser);
console.log(result);
function parser(key) {
var tmp = ""
if (key.substr(0,3) ==="Ast") {
tmp=key.substr(0,4);
result[tmp] = result[tmp] || []
result[tmp].push(a[key]);
} else {
result[key] = a[key];
}
}
}
Regards
Sander
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