Merging javascript arrays for json?

Create list_all as a new object as follows: var list_all = {}; list_allidentifier_1 = list_1; list_allidentifier_2 = list_2.

Create list_all as a new object as follows: var list_all = {}; list_allidentifier_1 = list_1; list_allidentifier_2 = list_2; // ...

1 - Perhaps worth noting that for valid json (as OP seems to want), json2 library can be used. JSON. Stringify(list_all) json.Org/json2.

Js – user113716 May 22 '10 at 2:45 All the hours I spent on this--somehow I missed this one: worked perfectly, thanks! – Nat May 22 '10 at 15:44 You're welcome. I see that you're new here as well.

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JSON uses object literal notation. The form: var person = { "name": "Douglas Adams" "age": 42 }; Is exactly the same (for all intents and purposes) as: var person = new Object(); person. Name = "Douglas Adams"; person.

Age = 42; Does that help you? You can also use person"age" this is the same as person. Age and to iterate through named properties: //prints the person.

PropertyName for all propertyName in person for (var propertyName in person) { alert(personpropertyName); } You can transmit data as a string, using it to interact with the server and converting it into an object, using jQuery. Ex: var jsonString = "{'name': 'Douglas Adams', 'age': 42}"; jQuery. ParseJson(jsonString); //returns this as an object Search for JSON in the jQuery API docs: http://api.jquery.com.

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