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Preferred way of creating “dictionary of dictionaries” in JavaScript
Assume that I need a JavaScript dictionary (object/ associative array) which I need to access as follows:
var value = dict[foo][bar][buz][qux]; // this could go on
Which is the best way to ...
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2answers
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Populating an object's properties
Consider following code:
$ob=new MyObject();
$ob->name=$_GET['name'];
$ob->email=$_GET['email'];
...
$ob->foo=$_GET['foo'];
Is there any cleaner way (language mechanism) to populating an ...
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1answer
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Javascript - Count duplicate JSON values and sort Count along with associative key? [duplicate]
Possible Duplicate:
Sorting JavaScript Object by property value
I want to get the top results for some value within my JSON. Easier explained with the example:
var jsonData = {
bom: [
...
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2answers
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Jquery creating associative array with dynamic keys and multiple values
Trying to create the following:
array( '12345' => 'A01', 'A02', 'A03'
'22222' => 'B01',
'33333' => 'C01', 'C02')
So basically each key is different generated dynamically from another ...
3
votes
2answers
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Adding new element to associative array each click
This is probably very easy, but I just can't figure out how to solve it right now. Each time a submit button is clicked, the function below checks input field 1 (name), and if not empty adds the value ...
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2answers
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Non-destructive JSON encoding/decoding of associative PHP arrays (containing objects)
I am able to JSON encode and decode indexed arrays in a way that the decoded value matches the original input:
$array_indexed = ['A'];
$encoded = json_encode($array_indexed);
$decoded = ...
0
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1answer
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Trying to parse through SQL data to make an easier-to-handle associative array
I'm using Wordpress for this, but it is not a Wordpress-centric issue, so I am asking here.
You can see a snippet of my code here: http://pastebin.com/Cbc8wKvB
<?php
function getFormIds()
{
...
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2answers
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changing value in nested dictionary python using class
class warehouse:
def __init__(self):
self.A={}
self.B={}
self.racks={'A':self.initialize(self.A),'B':self.initialize(self.B)}
def initialize(self,rack):
...
0
votes
1answer
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Putting values from object array into associative array via foreach loop
I have an array of objects, each object contains a bunch of values, two of which are an int and a string. I need to loop over the objects and pull out the string and int and place them into an ...
1
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3answers
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php associative array of objects
I'm trying to create associative array of objects from row result set with member id as the key, but getting some error.
addATravelog() is just a function of the class UserLogsAndSOS(), whose objects ...
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3answers
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PHP - associative array as an object [duplicate]
Possible Duplicate:
Convert Array to Object PHP
I'm creating a simple PHP application and I would like to use YAML files as a data storage. I will get the data as an associative array, with ...
3
votes
3answers
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Checking if an associative array exists in JavaScript
I had the same question as posed here: Checking if an associative array key exists in Javascript .
However, I'm looking for a method which will work in all major browsers including IE 6+. The method ...
0
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3answers
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How do I get the value of an object by key in javascript?
I'm getting data using
var result = $.getJSON.
When I console.log(result); I get this object:
Object
abort: function (a){a=a||"abort",p&&p.abort(a),w(0,a);return this}
always: ...
0
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1answer
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Two Dimensional Object / Associate Array into Three Dimensional Object Javascript
Is there anyway to go form this
var stateDat = {
ME: ['Maine',1328361],
etc.
};
To this
var stateDatHistory = {
1:[
ME: ['Maine',1328361],
etc.
],
2:[
ME: ['Maine',1328361],
etc.
],
...
0
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2answers
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PHP - calling array value from method that returns it?
I'm trying to call an array variable directly from a method that returns it. Something like the following:
function some_meth()
{
return array('var1' => 'var);
}
I know I can do something ...
