The main problem of this code is that it provides extra curly braces ..
<?php
header('Content-Type: json');
include('config.php');
for($i=1990;$i<=2016;$i++){
$sum=0;
$data1=array();
$result=mysql_query("select * from crimedetails where crime_year=$i");
while($row=mysql_fetch_array($result))
{
$sum+=$row['crime_mudered'];
$data['crime_mudered']=$sum;
$data['crime_year']=$row['crime_year'];
}
$data3[]=$data;
}
array_push($data1,$data3);
print json_encode($data1);
?>
Output data:
只需使用 array_merge() 而不是 array_push()
When you apply json_encode()
to an associative array, the brackets become curly braces. That is because it is encoding that array to become a JavaScript Object Notation (JSON). So, in JavaScript, associative arrays are objects with properties . And, to define an object with properties in JavaScript, you use curly braces ( {}
).
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