Invalid jQuery Format - 2D Array
I am trying to organize my projects into a json file. Firefox gives me "XML Parsing Error: not well formed ... Line Number 1, Column 1".
I would like to access my projects' data as a 2D array. If I want the 1st col 2nd row project, I would access it as jsondata.projects[1][2].
This is how I structured my json file which has two columns, three rows in the first, and two rows in the second.
{
"projects" : [
[
{
...
},
{
...
},
{
...
}
],
[
{
...
},
{
...
}
]
]
}
When I try to access this json file from the console of Firefox, I am given the error.
jquery json multidimensional-array
asked Jan 2 at 5:07
CaseyCasey
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I am trying to organize my projects into a json file. Firefox gives me "XML Parsing Error: not well formed ... Line Number 1, Column 1".
I would like to access my projects' data as a 2D array. If I want the 1st col 2nd row project, I would access it as jsondata.projects[1][2].
This is how I structured my json file which has two columns, three rows in the first, and two rows in the second.
{
"projects" : [
[
{
...
},
{
...
},
{
...
}
],
[
{
...
},
{
...
}
]
]
}
When I try to access this json file from the console of Firefox, I am given the error.
jquery json multidimensional-array
asked Jan 2 at 5:07
CaseyCasey
69110
Please add you'r error log
– Morteza Asadi
Jan 2 at 5:15
hastebin.com/axihebateq.bash
– Casey
Jan 2 at 7:21
If you want the 1st col 2nd row you must writejsondata.projects[0][1], because array start at 0 in JavaScript.
– Morteza Asadi
Jan 2 at 8:29
Okay. I tried jsondata.projects[0][1] and I get the same XML not well formed error for line 1, column 1. In the console, before the error, and after the command I issue, an object is returned which is the entire json file.
– Casey
Jan 2 at 21:57
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I am trying to organize my projects into a json file. Firefox gives me "XML Parsing Error: not well formed ... Line Number 1, Column 1".
I would like to access my projects' data as a 2D array. If I want the 1st col 2nd row project, I would access it as jsondata.projects[1][2].
This is how I structured my json file which has two columns, three rows in the first, and two rows in the second.
{
"projects" : [
[
{
...
},
{
...
},
{
...
}
],
[
{
...
},
{
...
}
]
]
}
When I try to access this json file from the console of Firefox, I am given the error.
jquery json multidimensional-array
asked Jan 2 at 5:07
CaseyCasey
69110
I am trying to organize my projects into a json file. Firefox gives me "XML Parsing Error: not well formed ... Line Number 1, Column 1".
I would like to access my projects' data as a 2D array. If I want the 1st col 2nd row project, I would access it as jsondata.projects[1][2].
This is how I structured my json file which has two columns, three rows in the first, and two rows in the second.
{
"projects" : [
[
{
...
},
{
...
},
{
...
}
],
[
{
...
},
{
...
}
]
]
}
When I try to access this json file from the console of Firefox, I am given the error.
jquery json multidimensional-array
jquery json multidimensional-array
asked Jan 2 at 5:07
CaseyCasey
69110
asked Jan 2 at 5:07
CaseyCasey
69110
asked Jan 2 at 5:07
CaseyCasey
69110
asked Jan 2 at 5:07
CaseyCasey
69110
asked Jan 2 at 5:07
CaseyCasey
69110
69110
Please add you'r error log
– Morteza Asadi
Jan 2 at 5:15
hastebin.com/axihebateq.bash
– Casey
Jan 2 at 7:21
If you want the 1st col 2nd row you must writejsondata.projects[0][1], because array start at 0 in JavaScript.
– Morteza Asadi
Jan 2 at 8:29
Okay. I tried jsondata.projects[0][1] and I get the same XML not well formed error for line 1, column 1. In the console, before the error, and after the command I issue, an object is returned which is the entire json file.
– Casey
Jan 2 at 21:57
add a comment |
Please add you'r error log
– Morteza Asadi
Jan 2 at 5:15
hastebin.com/axihebateq.bash
– Casey
Jan 2 at 7:21
If you want the 1st col 2nd row you must writejsondata.projects[0][1], because array start at 0 in JavaScript.
– Morteza Asadi
Jan 2 at 8:29
Okay. I tried jsondata.projects[0][1] and I get the same XML not well formed error for line 1, column 1. In the console, before the error, and after the command I issue, an object is returned which is the entire json file.
– Casey
Jan 2 at 21:57
Please add you'r error log
– Morteza Asadi
Jan 2 at 5:15
Please add you'r error log
– Morteza Asadi
Jan 2 at 5:15
hastebin.com/axihebateq.bash
– Casey
Jan 2 at 7:21
hastebin.com/axihebateq.bash
– Casey
Jan 2 at 7:21
If you want the 1st col 2nd row you must write
jsondata.projects[0][1], because array start at 0 in JavaScript.– Morteza Asadi
Jan 2 at 8:29
If you want the 1st col 2nd row you must write
jsondata.projects[0][1], because array start at 0 in JavaScript.– Morteza Asadi
Jan 2 at 8:29
Okay. I tried jsondata.projects[0][1] and I get the same XML not well formed error for line 1, column 1. In the console, before the error, and after the command I issue, an object is returned which is the entire json file.
– Casey
Jan 2 at 21:57
Okay. I tried jsondata.projects[0][1] and I get the same XML not well formed error for line 1, column 1. In the console, before the error, and after the command I issue, an object is returned which is the entire json file.
– Casey
Jan 2 at 21:57
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I found a solution.
If I call jsondata.projects[0][1];, I am returned the whole json object then the XML Not Well Formed error for Line 1 Column 1.
However, if I call console.log(jsondata.projects[0][1]);, then I am returned the entire json object, then the element of the json I want! I am still given the XML Not well formed error.
answered Jan 2 at 22:11
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I found a solution.
If I call jsondata.projects[0][1];, I am returned the whole json object then the XML Not Well Formed error for Line 1 Column 1.
However, if I call console.log(jsondata.projects[0][1]);, then I am returned the entire json object, then the element of the json I want! I am still given the XML Not well formed error.
answered Jan 2 at 22:11
CaseyCasey
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I found a solution.
If I call jsondata.projects[0][1];, I am returned the whole json object then the XML Not Well Formed error for Line 1 Column 1.
However, if I call console.log(jsondata.projects[0][1]);, then I am returned the entire json object, then the element of the json I want! I am still given the XML Not well formed error.
answered Jan 2 at 22:11
CaseyCasey
69110
add a comment |
I found a solution.
If I call jsondata.projects[0][1];, I am returned the whole json object then the XML Not Well Formed error for Line 1 Column 1.
However, if I call console.log(jsondata.projects[0][1]);, then I am returned the entire json object, then the element of the json I want! I am still given the XML Not well formed error.
answered Jan 2 at 22:11
CaseyCasey
69110
I found a solution.
If I call jsondata.projects[0][1];, I am returned the whole json object then the XML Not Well Formed error for Line 1 Column 1.
However, if I call console.log(jsondata.projects[0][1]);, then I am returned the entire json object, then the element of the json I want! I am still given the XML Not well formed error.
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answered Jan 2 at 22:11
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Please add you'r error log
– Morteza Asadi
Jan 2 at 5:15
hastebin.com/axihebateq.bash
– Casey
Jan 2 at 7:21
If you want the 1st col 2nd row you must write
jsondata.projects[0][1], because array start at 0 in JavaScript.– Morteza Asadi
Jan 2 at 8:29
Okay. I tried jsondata.projects[0][1] and I get the same XML not well formed error for line 1, column 1. In the console, before the error, and after the command I issue, an object is returned which is the entire json file.
– Casey
Jan 2 at 21:57