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My object(Unparsed and raw):

   $scope.result= {
        "id": 2360,        
        "subject": "Meeting Postponed Status",
        "message": "{\"name\":\"Riana\",\"status\":\"Postponed\",\"meeting\":\"Approval No 342\",\"postponedDate\":\"2015-06-24 18:30:00\",\"postponedTime\":\"13:02:57\"}",   
        "modifiedDate": "2015-06-29 17:09:59",
        "categoryId": 1,    
    }

I'm parsing the property message of $scope.result object as

$scope.result=JSON.parse($scope.result.message); which outputs $scope.result.message as 

$scope.result.message={"name":"Riana","status":"Postponed","meeting":"Approval No 342","postponedDate":"2015-06-24 18:30:00","postponedTime":"13:02:57"}

But if I want to bind the name Riana I'm not able to do it in the HTMl I tried by giving {{result.message.name}} but not able to render the name. Is there a way to parse in the HTML as I'm unable to do it in the controller?

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Can you show us your html codes? – Alberto I.N.J. Jun 29 at 12:19
    
Its like this {{result.message.name}} – forgottofly Jun 29 at 12:23
    
What do you get for {{result}} and {{result.message}} – Stu Jun 29 at 12:23
    
For {{result}}: { "subject": "Meeting Postponed Status", "message": "{\"name\":\"RianaMinny\",\"status\":\"Postponed\",\"meeting\":\"Approval of Mining Site area No 342\",\"postponedDate\":\"2015-06-24 18:30:00\",\"postponedTime\":\"13:02:57\"}", "modifiedDate": "2015-06-29 17:09:59", "categoryId": 1 } – forgottofly Jun 29 at 12:26
    
and {{result.message}} :{"name":"Riana","status":"Postponed","meeting":"Approval No 342","postponedDate":"2015-06-24 18:30:00","postponedTime":"13:02:57"} – forgottofly Jun 29 at 12:30

2 Answers 2

up vote 1 down vote accepted

You need to assign the JSON.parse($scope.result.message) to $scope.result.message.

E.g.

$scope.result.message = JSON.parse($scope.result.message);

Here's the JsFiddle link.

Hope it helps.

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up vote 0 down vote

Well after this statement.

$scope.result=JSON.parse($scope.result.message);

your $scope.result object look this

Object {name: "Riana", status: "Postponed", meeting: "Approval No 342", postponedDate: "2015-06-24 18:30:00", postponedTime: "13:02:57"}

In HTML you should use like this

{{result.name}} and

not like this one {{result.message.name}}

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@Riaj Khan the name is inside the message object – forgottofly Jun 29 at 12:33
    
are you want to two way data binding with name? – RIYAJ KHAN Jun 29 at 12:38

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