I have a JSON of following format, { "A.B.C" : "a.b.c", "C.D.E" : "c.d.e" } but I'm unable to parse this json in javascript.How can I get the value of "A.B.C"?

And I want to load this JSON in the content[] of Ember.ResourceController using load() in ember-rest.js

while loading this i got an error "Object in path A.B could not be found or was destroyed"

I have a JSON of following format, { "A.B.C" : "a.b.c", "C.D.E" : "c.d.e" } but I'm unable to parse this json in javascript.How can I get the value of "A.B.C"?

And I want to load this JSON in the content[] of Ember.ResourceController using load() in ember-rest.js

while loading this i got an error "Object in path A.B could not be found or was destroyed"

• javascript
• ember.js

• "unable to parse" why? How you try? What error you get? – user447356 Commented Nov 1, 2012 at 12:24
• Read about Member Operators – epascarello Commented Nov 1, 2012 at 12:24
• Did you try any thing at all? – NewUser Commented Nov 1, 2012 at 12:31

4 Answers 4

According to jsonlint, that JSON is valid, which means you can parse it regularly:

var obj = JSON.parse('{ "A.B.C" : "a.b.c", "C.D.E" : "c.d.e" }');
var test = obj["A.B.C"]; // "a.b.c"

http://jsfiddle/88vFv/

The trick is you need to use bracket notation instead of dot notation, since your property names contain dots.

Try this:

var json = { "A.B.C" : "a.b.c", "C.D.E" : "c.d.e" };
var value = json["A.B.C"];

DId you try this?

data = JSON.parse('{ "A.B.C" : "a.b.c", "C.D.E" : "c.d.e" }')
data["A.B.C"]

Just use JSON.parse:

var values = JSON.parse('{ "A.B.C" : "a.b.c", "C.D.E" : "c.d.e" }');
var result = values['A.B.C'];