Hi,I have difficulties to parse this json

{depth1:{depth2:{depth3:'content'}}}

how to get the 'content'?? using ajax?

well you don't get "content" using ajax. You get "content" using

javascript...

if that json string was assigned to a variable foo...

var foo = {depth1 : { depth2 : {depth3 : 'content'}}};

and you set...

var foo1 = foo.depth1.depth2.depth3;

then the value of foo1 would be 'content;



Mike



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> Hi,I have difficulties to parse this json

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> how to get the 'content'?? using ajax?

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On 8/14/07, genzoeri <genzoeri@...> wrote:

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> Hi,I have difficulties to parse this json

> {depth1:{depth2:{depth3:'content'}}}





That's not valid JSON, for two reasons:



1) Key names are strings, and must be quoted as such.

2) Strings must be quoted with double quotes, not single quotes.



See http://json.org/ for the JSON specification.



--

Martin Cooper





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I will use this for my AJAX. Using responsetext properties from XHR.

:) ok,then how to parse, {"depth1":{"depth2":{"depth3":"content"}}} ??

btw, thank you for your response. I am glad, I am on the right place.

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             On 8/14/07, genzoeri <genzoeri@...> wrote:

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> Hi,I have difficulties to parse this json

> {depth1:{depth2:{depth3:'content'}}}



That's not valid JSON, for two reasons:



1) Key names are strings, and must be quoted as such.

2) Strings must be quoted with double quotes, not single quotes.



See http://json.org/ for the JSON specification.



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On Aug 14, 2007, at 11:34 PM, genzoeri wrote:

> I will use this for my AJAX. Using responsetext properties from XHR.

> :) ok,then how to parse, {"depth1":{"depth2":{"depth3":"content"}}} ??

> btw, thank you for your response. I am glad, I am on the right place.



This should help:

	 eval("var responsejson = (" + responsetext + ");");

	 alert(responsejson['depth1']['depth2']['depth3'];







On Aug 14, 2007, at 11:58 PM, Mark Ireland wrote:

> Key names must be quoted and cant start with a number?Is that right?



Yes.



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On 15/08/07, Michal Migurski <mike-jsonphp@...> wrote:

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>  This should help:

>   eval("var responsejson = (" + responsetext + ");");

>   alert(responsejson['depth1']['depth2']['depth3'];



Ugh, don't do that.  Apart from screwing with the scope of

responsejson, it also causes a security problem, and it's overkill.

If you must use eval, do it this way:



var responsejson = eval( "(" + o.responseText + ")" );



That won't take away the security problems with eval, but it will make

sure that responsejson is in current scope.