Multiple JSON Parse

Question

I have data in a JSON like this :

{
"output_type": "json",
"round_trip": false,
"search_queries": {
    "from": "AMQ",
    "to": "CGK",
    "date": "2013-01-03",
    "ret_date": "",
    "adult": 1,
    "child": 0,
    "infant": 0
},
"go_det": {
    "dep_airport": {
        "airport_code": "AMQ",
        "international": "0",
        "trans_name_id": "7564",
        "business_name": "PATTIMURA",
        "business_name_trans_id": "5923",
        "business_id": "20349",
        "country_name": "Indonesia ",
        "city_name": "Ambon",
        "province_name": "Maluku",
        "location_name": "Ambon"
    },
    "arr_airport": {
        "airport_code": "CGK",
        "international": "1",
        "trans_name_id": "7574",
        "business_name": "Soekarno-Hatta",
        "business_name_trans_id": "5935",
        "business_id": "20361",
        "country_name": "Indonesia ",
        "city_name": "Jakarta Barat",
        "province_name": "DKI Jakarta",
        "location_name": "Jakarta"
    },
    "date": "2013-01-03",
    "formatted_date": "03 Januari 2013"
},
"diagnostic": {
    "status": 200,
    "elapsetime": "1.9305",
    "memoryusage": "12.14MB",
    "confirm": "success",
    "lang": "id",
    "currency": "IDR"
},
"departures": {
    "result": [
        {
            "flight_id": "605783",
            "airlines_name": "BATAVIA",
            "flight_number": "Y6-852",
            "price_value": "1566900.00",
            "timestamp": "2012-10-25 08:51:48",
            "price_adult": "1566900.00",
            "price_child": "0.00",
            "price_infant": "0.00",
            "simple_departure_time": "06:55",
            "simple_arrival_time": "08:10",
            "stop": "Langsung",
            "long_via": "",
            "duration": "3 j 15 m",
            "image": "https://www.master18.tiket.com/images/icon_batavia.jpg"
        },
        {
            "flight_id": "605786",
            "airlines_name": "LION",
            "flight_number": "JT-1791",
            "price_value": "1391000.00",
            "timestamp": "2012-10-25 08:51:42",
            "price_adult": "1391000.00",
            "price_child": "0.00",
            "price_infant": "0.00",
            "simple_departure_time": "08:00",
            "simple_arrival_time": "10:35",
            "stop": "1 Transit",
            "long_via": "",
            "duration": "4 j 35 m",
            "image": "https://www.master18.tiket.com/images/icon_lion.jpg"
           }
       ]
    },
 }

I have tried a move like here :

Sample 1

Sample 2

But have not found the results.

My code before like this :

var success = function(response) {
      for ( var i = 0; i < response.go_det.length; ++i ) {

      strKotaAwal   = response[i].go_det.dep_airport.airport_code;
      strKotaTujuan = response[i].go_det.arr_airport.airport_code;

  };

and i want to extract another data, ex :

[flight_id] => 605783
[airlines_name] => BATAVIA
[flight_number] => Y6-852
[price_value] => 1566900.00
[simple_departure_time] => 06:55
[simple_arrival_time] => 08:10
[duration] => 3 j 15 m
[image] => https://www.master18.tiket.com/images/icon_batavia.jpg

I had written above... var success = function(response) { for ( var i = 0; i < response.go_det.length; ++i ) { strKotaAwal = response[i].go_det.dep_airport.airport_code; strKotaTujuan = response[i].go_det.arr_airport.airport_code; }; — Bertho Joris, Oct 29 '12 at 11:52
Shouldn't have the last comma in your json object "}," should be "}" — A. Wolff, Oct 29 '12 at 11:55
Please put code inside your question, not in a comment, as it's better formatted there. — Ryan Bigg, Oct 29 '12 at 20:57

score 0 · Answer 1 · 2012-10-29T12:06:50.343

0

If you are using jQuery, you can use parseJSON method that takes a well-formed JSON string and returns the resulting JavaScript object.

edited Oct 29 '12 at 12:06

answered Oct 29 '12 at 11:54

The output of his JSON in his question already looks like JSON to me. No? – Ryan Bigg Oct 29 '12 at 20:58

Johan · Accepted Answer · 2012-10-29T12:15:45.800

Ill elaborate rkm's answer a bit:

As long as the response is a javascript object amd not a JSON string you can use the $.each() method to iterate over the result. Otherwise use the $.parseJSON() method mentioned above.

$.each(response.go_det, function(i, val){
    console.log(val);
});

Since your response contains both object and string properties you might want to separate them, and also use some nested loops, in case you want to reach properties on each object "further down":

$.each(response.go_det, function(i, val){
    if(typeof(val) === 'string'){
        console.log(val);
    } else if (typeof(val) === 'object'){
         $.each(val, function(i2, val2){
             console.log(val2); //etc...
         });
    }
});

So, for example, if you want each flight_id you could do something like this:

$.each(object.departures.result, function(i, val){
    console.log(val.flight_id);
});

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