I have an array of objects like this -
[{"name":"admission[year]","value":"2011-12"},{"name":"admission[class]","value":"Nursery"}]
How can i access the name value pairs like admission[year] - 2011-12, and admission[class] - nursery in javascript.
var x = [{"name":"admission[year]","value":"2011-12"},{"name":"admission[class]","value":"Nursery"}]
var i, len = x.length;
for(i = 0; i < len; i++)
console.log(x[i].name + ': ' + x[i].value);
Outputs:
admission[year]: 2011-12
admission[class]: Nursery
IE. x[0].name === "admission[year]" and x[1].value === "Nursery"
/*
using jquery you can do something like this
*/
$.each( ['a','b','c'], function(key, value){
alert( "Index #" + key + ": " + value );
});
var arr = [{ "name": "admission[year]", "value": "2011-12" }, { "name": "admission[class]", "value": "Nursery"}];
for (element in arr) {
var combinedValue = arr[element].name + ' ' + arr[element].value;
alert(combinedValue);
}
