Joey Javas

ExtJS provides the decode() function to make reading JSON data easy.

For example, take the following JSON packet:

{“results”:1,”rows”:[{"PaintingName":"Fran"}]}

This JSON can be read as follows:

var paintingJSON = Ext.util.JSON.decode(responseObject.responseText.trim());
var paintingName = paintingJSON.rows[0].PaintingName;
console.log(paintingName);

Tags: application development, Coding, ExtJS, JavaScript, programming, web development

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