hallo Thank you for your answers. I tried 2 codes but it does not work.i have a JSON object look like this
[{"name":"aaa","0":"aaa","city":"paris","1":"paris","school":"gtdzh","2":"gtdzh"},
{"name":"bbb","0":"bbb","city":"berlin","1":"berlin","school":"gdezh","2":"gdezh"},
{"name":"ccc","0":"ccc","city":"new york","1":"new york","school":"asdzh","2":"asdzh"},
{"name":"aaa","0":"aaa","city":"sidney","1":"sidney","school":"gtdcv","2":"gtdcv"},
{"name":"bbb","0":"bbb","city":"paris","1":"paris","school":"gtdzh","2":"gtdzh"}]
i want to fill a drop down list with distinct values selected from a field of my Json object
for Example: I have 2 persons who had study in 2 cities aaa and bbb. how to do so that i does not have a dupl开发者_如何学运维ication into my drop down list.
jQuery (& Javascript) don't have much for dealing for arrays of data. I would suggest that you look into the Underscore js library (which is designed to complement jQuery) which handles all sorts of array manipulations.
You could iterate through the object; creating a new object only with unique fields (something along these lines would work):
function array_search (needle, haystack) {
var key = '';
for (key in haystack) {
if ((haystack[key] === needle) || (haystack[key] == needle)) {
return key;
}
}
return false;
}
(the function above c/o http://phpjs.org/functions/array_search:335)
var myNames = new Array();
var myFilteredObject = new Array();
for (i in myObject){
if (array_search(myObject[i].name, myNames) == false){
var myNames[i] = myObject[i].name;
var myFilteredObject[] = myObject[i];
}
}
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