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We have a JSON file that we will never know how many key/value will contain and need to display on the screen for the user, how to do this since I do not have the "key" example:
In the 1st. call ajax can come like this:
{
"carros" : [
{"fabricante":"fiat","modelo":"palio","ano":"2013","combustivel":"gasolina"},
{"fabricante":"volkswagen","modelo":"fusca","ano":"1986","combustivel":"gasolina"},
{"fabricante":"gm","modelo":"prisma","ano":"2011","combustivel":"gasolina"}
]
}
In the 2nd. call ajax can come like this:
{
"carros" : [
{"fabricante":"fiat","teto_solar":"sim"},
{"fabricante":"volkswagen","teto_solar":"sim"},
{"fabricante":"gm","teto_solar":"sim"},
{"fabricante":"ferrari","teto_solar":"sim"},
{"fabricante":"gm","teto_solar":"sim"},
{"fabricante":"fiat","teto_solar":"sim"}
]
}
In the 3rd. call ajax can come like this:
{
"carros" : [
{"kit_multimidia":"sim","modelo":"palio","ano":"2013","combustivel":"gasolina"},
{"kit_multimidia":"não","modelo":"fusca","ano":"1986","combustivel":"gasolina"}
]
}
This is called Ajax:
Note that within the $.each how do I display since I do not know the name of the "Chave
" ?
$.ajax({
url: url,
type: "POST",
data: JSON.stringify(model),
contentType: "application/json; charset=utf-8",
processData: false,
cache: false,
success: function (response) {
$.each(response.listaDeCarros, function (index, item) {
console.log("Campo 1" + item.Campo1);
console.log("Campo 2" + item.Campo2);
console.log("Campo 3" + item.Campo3);
});
},
error: function (response) {
}
});
};
Leonardo would be more interesting to the author of the question and to other users who describe what the code does instead of just entering the code in the answer.
– LeAndrade
Good morning! @Leonardo Getulio thanks for the collaboration, but there’s still the question of how to catch the
Valor
since I have theChave
?– hard123
Hi @hard123 made a change in the code, you can access using caroItem[key]
– Leonardo Getulio
Okay! @Leonardo Getulio is just what I need !! I will adapt my needs ! Thanks !!
– hard123
@Leandrade I will improve this question, I am new here, I am learning to answer and I am very happy to help. I’ll try to be as didactic as possible from now on.
– Leonardo Getulio