jquery handles json objects_jquery

php script on server side:

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<?php
$data['id'] = 1;
$dat['name'] = "mary";
$da['red']= array_merge($data,$dat);

$data1['id'] = 2;
$dat1['name'] = "Swallow";
$da['blue']= array_merge($data1,$dat1);
print_r($da); //The printout is a two-dimensional array (as shown below)
/*
Array
(
[red] => Array
(
                                                                                          [id] => 1                                                                                                                                     [name] => ) )

[blue] => Array
(
                                                                                            [id] => 2                                                                                                                                                 [name] => ) )
)
*/


echo json_encode($da);//The output is a string converted into json format, which can be used directly in js (as follows)
/*
{"red":{"id":1,"name":"mary"},"blue":{"id":2,"name":"u71d5u5b50"}}
*/
?>



jquery script:
Processing after returning to js:

The first one requires varl conversion: when it is a string, use eval to convert it into a jquery object (as shown below)

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The code is as follows: var arr = '{"red":{"id":1,"name":"mary"},"blue":{"id":2,"name":"u71d5u5b50"}}'; //u71d5u5b50 This is automatically converted in php var dataObj = eval("(" arr ")"); //I don’t know the reason why brackets and double quotes are added here. I just treat it as json syntax and can only memorize it by rote.

$.each(dataObj,function(idx,item){

//Output
alert(item.id "Haha" item.name);
})



The second type: does not require conversion:

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The code is as follows: var arr = {"red":{"id":1,"name":"mary"},"blue":{"id":2,"name":"u71d5u5b50"}}; $.each(arr,function(idx,item){

//Output

alert(item.id "Haha" item.name);
})



There are also two methods of looping:

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The code is as follows: //Method 1:

$.each(arr,function(idx,item){    

//Output
alert(item.id "Haha" item.name); })

//Method 2:

for(var key in arr){
alert(key);
alert(arr[key].status);

}