Hi,
It would be useful if you said what the `json` variable references.
You're treating whatever it is like an array, so I'll assume that here
-- or at least, that it has a `length` property and properties with
the names `0`, `1`, etc.
So you're saying
1. It does show testing header==true at
Hi TJ
Sorry for insufficient detail
The json object is returned from the server and is a JSONArray, composed of
hetrogenous elements, but all of which have a server-side defined boolean
header element. What I was hoping to do is put both types of elements into
this one JSONArray and selectively
Hi,
The json object is returned from the server and is a JSONArray...
You mean JSONArray as in the Java wrapper for JSON arrays from
json.org? An array can't be the top-level object in a JSON dataset.
Not that that's likely to be your problem, I'm just saying...
Do you ever see more than one
Hi TJ
Yes, I am using json.org jars to serialize out a JSONArray that I created
and populated with my hetrogenous object types server-side. No I only saw
either header==true alert and I did make sure there was nothing hiding. I
am going to keep pruning back code until I get something I can agree
