Get the Inner Array Value of JSON in Javascript

Question

I need the basic Help , I have a json object in the following format

Data = {"line":"1",
        "column":"1"
        "response":[{"criteria":"starts","response":"358","field":"S"},
                {"criteria":"ends","response":"359","field":"H"}]}

I can get the Line and Column value as below

var obj = $.parseJSON(data);             
var line = obj['line'];
var column=obj['column'];

I have tried below format but i cannt get response value:

var res = new Array(obj['response']);
alert(res[0]['criteria']);

And

var jsonObject = $.parseJSON(obj['response']);
var innerArray = jsonObject['response'];
alert(innerArray[0].fieldvalue);

how can i get the values in obj['response'] ? Any one could help me to find the solution

Can not try it here, but how about Data['response']['criteria'] — nightlyop
– nightlyop, Commented Mar 18, 2014 at 8:32

row1 · Accepted Answer · 2014-03-18 08:34:03Z

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Why do you need to create a new array?

var res = new Array(obj['response']);
alert(res[0]['criteria']);

It is already converted to an array after you parse the JSON string, so this will work:

var res = obj['response'];
alert(res[0]['criteria']);

answered Mar 18, 2014 at 8:34

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