$.each([data.bahan,data.detail], function (i, value) {
$("select.bahan_asli").clone().insertAfter("#bahan:last").val(value[0].id_bahan).append("<input type='hidden' value='" + value[1].id_detail + "'>");
});
The Json code :
{
"bahan": [{
"id_bahan": "4",
"nm_jenis": "katun"
}, {
"id_bahan": "1",
"nm_jenis": "katun"
}],
"detail": [{
"id_detail": "5",
"id_model": "3"
}, {
"id_detail": "6",
"id_model": "3"
}]
}
I tried this code. This json from my php script (create json by array to json
). What's wrong with this code? How to call value[0].id_bahan
and value[1].id_detail
?
In this case each
is not working for what you want. I would go with a for
loop, when bahan
and detail
are always the same length.
for( var i = 0; i < data.bahan.length; i++ ) {
$("select.bahan_asli").clone()
.insertAfter("#bahan:last")
.val(data.bahan[i].id_bahan)
.append("<input type='hidden' value='" + data.detail[i].id_detail + "'>");
}
You can use each
in a bit other way for it too, if you want:
$.each(data.bahan, function(i, bahan) {
$("select.bahan_asli").clone()
.insertAfter("#bahan:last")
.val(bahan.id_bahan)
.append("<input type='hidden' value='" + data.detail[i].id_detail + "'>");
})
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