Hi,



I have a JSON object which has a strcture like this :



{ "MainData":

{



"Company":

{

"Name":"ABC Ltd",

"Address":"<address>"

},

"Data":

{

"001":

{

"Name": "Test",

"Age":"45"

},

"002":

{

"Name" : "Sample",

"Age":"35"

}

}

}

}



In this, "001", "002" are emloyee numbers.

Now assume the employee number is passed from an another function as

an input. (Let it be EmpNo)



Now, I need to check if the passed in employee number is present in

the JSON structure and accordingly retreive the data.



I need to use the javascript for this.

If I try to say



MainData.Company.Data.eval(EmpNo);



This works fine in mozilla.



But if I run the same program in IE, I get an error message "object

doesn't support this property or method".



I found that the eval() in this case doesn't work in IE. Could you

please suggest a solution.



Thanks a lot.

--- In json@yahoogroups.com, "mahesh_mission" <mahesh_mission@...> wrote:



> If I try to say

>

> MainData.Company.Data.eval(EmpNo);

>

> This works fine in mozilla.

>

> But if I run the same program in IE, I get an error message "object

> doesn't support this property or method".



That form of eval is not in the ECMAScript standard. I recommend that

you stick with the standard language.

I think you want:

MainData.Company.Data[EmpNo]