jQuery.parseJSON()
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Object creation from parsed JSON data.
Description
The jQuery.parseJSON()
jQuery General utility method, returns a JavaScript Object
object created from the specified well-formed JSON string.
Shorthand version $.parseJSON()
- Passing a malformed JSON string to the
jQuery.parseJSON()
jQuery General utility method can result in an exception being thrown by the browser. - Passing
null,
or an empty string to theundefined
jQuery.parseJSON()
jQuery General utility method results innull
being returned from the method. - If the browser being used provides a native implementation of
JSON.parse
, jQuery will use it to parse the string.
This method was deprecated in jQuery 3.0.
Syntax
Signature | Description |
---|---|
jQuery.parseJSON( json ) | Return the JavaScript Object object created from the specified well-formed JSON string. |
Parameters
Parameter | Description | Type |
---|---|---|
json | The JSON string to parse. | String |
Return
An Object
object.
jQuery.parseJSON( json )
ExampleTop
Return a JavaScript Object
object created from the specified well-formed JSON string.
In the example below when we press the button we parse some well formed JSON to a variable. Then we output a message displaying the properties of the Object
object we created.
$(function(){
$('#btn8').one('click', function(){
var obj = jQuery.parseJSON('{"str1":"A stitch in time ","str2":"Saves nine"}');
$('#div8').append(obj.str1 + obj.str2);
});
});
div8. Some initial text.
Related Tutorials
jQuery Intermediate Tutorials - Lesson 9 - jQuery General Utilities