If I am given the following data by a web-service:
{
\"d\": [
{
\"col1\": \"col 1 data 1\",
\"col2\": \"col 2 data 1\"
alert( data.d[1].col1 ) ;
In human:
May I suggest console.log? In Chrome and with Firefox/Firebug it will give you a nice log message which tells you more about your data.
Try this:
var json = {
"d": [
{
"col1": "col 1 data 1",
"col2": "col 2 data 1"
},
{
"col1": "col 1 data 2",
"col2": "col 1 data 2"
}
]
};
alert(json.d[1].col1);
Specify the array index of d
(starts with 0, so this would be 1) and then you can access child items. Here's a working example on jsFiddle.
success:function(data){
data = JSON.parse(data); // you will have to parse the data first
alert(data.d[0].col1);
Its an array with 2 elements containing col1
and col2
, so something like:
alert(data.d[1].col1);
(0
is the first element, and then you choose "col1")