cannot access property - JS Error Shown

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My Code to access a property:

var myArray = [{"td_stlmnt":"NN2015227","Heading":"NN2015227[02/12/2015]","td_scripcd":"514286","Order#":"1000000003042299","Trade#":"1124070","Time":"14:40:38","Security":"ASHIMASYN (514286)","Buy":"250","Sell":"0","Market Rate":"12.90","Brokerage":"12.50","Buy Value":"3237.5000","Sell Value":".0000","_":"","Ordr":"ASHIMASYNb","BDate":"20151202","Net Value":""},{"td_stlmnt":"NN2015227","Heading":"NN2015227[02/12/2015]","td_scripcd":"514286","Order#":"1000000003042299","Trade#":"1124072","Time":"14:40:38","Security":"ASHIMASYN (514286)","Buy":"250","Sell":"0","Market Rate":"12.90","Brokerage":"12.50","Buy Value":"3237.5000","Sell Value":".0000","_":"","Ordr":"ASHIMASYNb","BDate":"20151202","Net Value":""}];

alert(myArray[2].Order# );

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Getting an JS Error Uncaught SyntaxError: Unexpected string ->on alert - when I code as .Order# and if I use .Order then value is undefined. what could be the possible solution ??

Please add the expected result, show us the JS, and format your JSON properly so it can be read (instead of being all in one line). — , Jan 27 '16 at 08:16

Hacketo · Answer 1 · 2016-01-27T08:32:19.587

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You have to use the bracket notation : json[2]['Order#']

You can't use # out of a string

var myArray = [{"td_stlmnt":"NN2015227","Heading":"NN2015227[02/12/2015]","td_scripcd":"514286","Order#":"1000000003042299","Trade#":"1124070","Time":"14:40:38","Security":"ASHIMASYN (514286)","Buy":"250","Sell":"0","Market Rate":"12.90","Brokerage":"12.50","Buy Value":"3237.5000","Sell Value":".0000","_":"","Ordr":"ASHIMASYNb","BDate":"20151202","Net Value":""},{"td_stlmnt":"NN2015227","Heading":"NN2015227[02/12/2015]","td_scripcd":"514286","Order#":"1000000003042299","Trade#":"1124072","Time":"14:40:38","Security":"ASHIMASYN (514286)","Buy":"250","Sell":"0","Market Rate":"12.90","Brokerage":"12.50","Buy Value":"3237.5000","Sell Value":".0000","_":"","Ordr":"ASHIMASYNb","BDate":"20151202","Net Value":""}];

document.write(myArray[1]['Order#']);

edited Jan 27 '16 at 08:32

answered Jan 27 '16 at 08:16

Hacketo

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if I add brackets I get js ERROR saying Uncaught SyntaxError: Unexpected token [ – Abdeali Chandanwala Jan 27 '16 at 08:25
You should check what you wrote then, because this is valid. – Hacketo Jan 27 '16 at 08:26
I agree that this JSON is valid but I am not able to access the data in it still due to the JS Error in the syntax ... Googling it yet – Abdeali Chandanwala Jan 27 '16 at 08:30
I added a code snippet – Hacketo Jan 27 '16 at 08:32
Yea it worked .... the Bracket Notation is the only solution if you have spaces or special symbols like #. Thanx @Hacketo – Abdeali Chandanwala Jan 28 '16 at 10:23
Thanx everyone for the help you have done .... – Abdeali Chandanwala Mar 09 '16 at 07:37

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