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<p>I'm making this little parser that essentially makes json objects out of easier to input strings. I have two input fields as you'll see and I use the first for the table name, then the next as the data page. I'm starting extremely simple so I know this won't work for complex examples. That'll come later. I see i'm missing some {} but I'll add those later. But basically my little parser spits out:</p> <pre><code>{pizzas:[ size:"large";toppings:"sausage"; ] } </code></pre> <p>But now I'm curious, this is technically a working json object right? The var "object" I mean.</p> <p>Here's el code!</p> <pre><code><!DOCTYPE html> <html> <head> </head> <body> Input like:<br/> table: pizzas<br/> data: size:"large";toppings:"sausage";<br/> <form name="form1" onsubmit="getString(); return false;"> table name<input type="text" name="tableJob" id="tableJob" value='example: pizzas'><br/> data<input type="text" name="dataJob" id="dataJob" value='example: size:"large"; toppings:"sausage";'> <input type="submit" value="Submit"> </form> <p id="myJson"></p> <script> var w, x, y, z; function getString(){ x = document.getElementById("tableJob").value; //get the table from user y = document.getElementById("dataJob").value; //get data from user var object = '<p>{' + x + ':[<br/>' + '&nbsp&nbsp' + y + '&nbsp]<br/>' + '}'; document.getElementById("myJson").innerHTML = object; } //now add object to our json page </script> </body> </code></pre> <p>//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////// This is the correct way now:</p> <pre><code><body> Input like:<br/> table: "pizzas"<br/> data: "size":"large","toppings":"sausage",<br/> <form name="form1" onsubmit="getString(); return false;"> table name<input type="text" name="tableJob" id="tableJob" value='"pizzas"'><br/> data<input type="text" name="dataJob" id="dataJob" value='"size":"large", "toppings":"sausage,"'> <input type="submit" value="Submit"> </form> <p id="myJson"></p> <script> var w, x, y, z; function getString(){ x = document.getElementById("tableJob").value; //get the table from user y = document.getElementById("dataJob").value; //get data from user var obj = '<p>{&nbsp' + x + '&nbsp:&nbsp[<br/>' + '&nbsp&nbsp{' + y + '}&nbsp]<br/>' + '}'; document.getElementById("myJson").innerHTML = obj; var myJsonString = '{' + x + ':[' + '{' + y + '} ]' + '}'; alert(myJsonString); } </script> </body> </code></pre>
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