I'm having a problem trying to return a specific record using jQuery and JSON. I'm passing a variable to the function and want to output only the data matching the id I've set when the function is executed.
Right now, my function looks like this:
function getEffectsData(myNum){
$.getJSON("jsonscript.php", { id: +myNum },function(data){
var x = data.x;
//DO SOME STUFF
});
}
The JSON output looks like this:
{"stuff": [ { "id":1, "x":3, "y":6, "z":-6 },{ "id":2, "x":2, "y":7, "z":-3 }]}
The only thing I know is that the correct variable is being passed to the function. After that, nothing happens. Very new at this, so any help is greatly appreciated.
EDIT: I appreciate everybody's input on this. To clarify, I am trying to return the data from only the object that's id matches myNum. 开发者_StackOverflowI want to be able to access all of the data from that object, but only that object. I have no idea where that object will be in the array. I simplified the ids and the data in my question to help clarify the problem.
Thanks again.
You can access x from your JSON like this:
var x1 = data.stuff[0].x; // the first object's x key
var x2 = data.stuff[1].x; // the second object's x key
Because your JSON tree looks like this:
{ // base object
"stuff": [ // array
{ // 0.: object
"id": 1, // key => value
"x" : 3, // key => value
"y" : 6, // key => value
"z" : -6 // key => value
},
{ // 1.: object
"id": 2, // key => value
"x" : 2, // key => value
"y" : 7, // key => value
"z" : -3 // key => value
}]
}
So with data.stuff[0].x
you select stuff
object then it's first
element and then its x
key.
But If you want to handle all the x
key for example, then you need to loop through the stuff
array by a simple for
loop or the $.each
method.
UPDATE
As for your question. If you want to get the object with id myNum
you have 2 possibilities:
if you possess
jsonscript.php
you can send the data only with the correct id from the server, because you pass the id to it by{ id: +myNum }
which is the second parameter ofgetJSON
You loop through the data until you find the object with the correct id
var object; $.each(data.stuff, function(i, obj) { if (obj.id === myNum) object = obj; }); // now object is the one with the right id
It's an array under stuff
, so you would need something like this:
function getEffectsData(myNum){
$.getJSON("jsonscript.php", { id: +myNum },function(data){
$.each(data.stuff, function(i, obj) {
var x = obj.x;
//DO SOME STUFF
});
});
}
If you're after the very first x
you can do data.stuff[0].x
, but I think you'd want to loop through here.
should be
var x = data[0].x;
or
var x = data[1]['x'];
for instance.
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