sorry for the stupid question but I am also looking for a nice solution for this problem:
I have this object
var obj = {
"brand[]" : [1,2,3],
"model[]" : [1,2,3],
"varqnt[]" : [1,2,3]
}
Now what I want is to make a new object/array ( i don't think it matters for now ) from it which should be
var newObj = {
'row-1': {
brand[] : 1,
model[] : 1,
varqnt[] : 1
},
'row-2': {
brand[] : 2,
model[] : 2,
varqnt[] : 2
},
'row-3': {
brand[] : 3,
model[] : 3,
varqnt[] : 3
}
}
The tricky part is that 'brand[]', 'model[]', 'varqnt[]' might not all be there.
I will try to explain a bit more... basically the first object is comming from url params, of 2 select boxes and 1 input, but since I use the same form in different "places" this varqnt[] ( the input ) might not be presented.
I am not sure if anyone will understand me.. but english is not mother's language as an excuse :P
Thanks, and if I wrote something totaly unclear sorry :(
You can achieve this with two loops. For example:
var obj = { "brand[]": [12, 2, 3], "model[]": [1, 2, 32], "varqnt[]": [1, 21, 3] }; var newObj = {}; Object.keys(obj).forEach(function(key) { obj[key].forEach(function(el, i) { if (typeof newObj['row-' + i] == "undefined") { newObj['row-' + i] = {}; } newObj['row-' + i][key] = el; }); }); alert(JSON.stringify(newObj, null, 4));
Well you can do something like this and access each element in your object
var newObj = {};
for (data in obj){
console.log(obj[data])
}
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