Gregory Stewart wrote:
> I am using Ajax.Request to retrieve a JSON object from my server.
>
> The result looks something this:
>
> {"customers":{"342":"Mark","432":"John","522":"Mary","121":"Tom"}}
>
> I parse the returned JSON data with " var mydata =
> transport.responseText.evalJSON(true); " to get an object.
>
> So how can I can now loop though the object to access each key / value
> pair and do something with it?
> I am assuming that I don't know the keys, so I need to read out the
> keys as well.
JSON is just a normal Javascript object. So you'd just use a simple for/in loop.
> I tried using .each without any success...
.each is a method of an Enumberable object. If you want to use it create a Hash
object first out of your JSON.
$H(mydata).each(...)
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