{
"Items": [{
"id": "96",
"user_id": "1090",
"points": "120",
"payment_id": null,
"reason_id": "1",
"reference": "",
"point_date": ""
}]
}
My success function looks like this :
success: function(jsonResponse) {
}
Please help me on looping this with jQuery. Thanks.
You'll have to use $.each or such, assuming Items [] has multiple objects. There are many iterative functions in jQuery like map and each. Choose one which best fits your needs. To select Items [] from jsonResponse, use
var items = jsonResponse.Items;
This is how an each function will look like :
//empty array for your ids
var ids = [];
//each function for iteration
$.each(items, function(i, item) {
ids.push(item.id);
});
//done. now check if its all there
alert(JSON.stringify(ids));
Or you could also use for loop :
//empty array for your ids
var ids = [], i=0;
//for loop for iteration
for( ; i < items.length, i++)
{
ids.push(items[i].id);
};
//done. now check if its all there
alert(JSON.stringify(ids));
Or, simply use map :
var ids = $.map(items, function(item, i) {
//return id from item object
return item.id;
});
You could use the $.each() function in order to traverse the JSON:
var jsonData = {"Items": [{"id":"96","user_id":"1090","points":"120","payment_id":null,"reason_id":"1","reference":"","point_date":""}]}
$(jsonData.Items).each(function(){
alert(this.id);
});
This would alert each id in the Items list. In this use case there is only one object.
Try it here: http://jsfiddle.net/mN449/
jsonResponse[0].idwill give you the first id value