I have a page where I want to let the user edit an application - stored in a JSON. It looks like this:
{"address":{"House_Number":505,
"Street_Direction":"",
"Street_Name":"Claremont",
"Street_Type":"Street",
"Apt":"15L",
"Burough":"Brooklyn",
"State":"NY",
"Zip":"10451",
"Phone":"718-777-7777"},
"casehead":0,
"adults":[{"Last_Name":"Foo",
"First_Name":"A",
"Sex":"M",
"Date_Of_Birth":"01011980"}],
"children":[]}
I am setting this using
var pattern = ",", re = new RegExp(pattern, "g");
casedetails.innerHTML = JSON.stringify(apps[0]).replace(re , ", ");
The problem is after I make changes, the first time I run this, the textarea doesn't show the newlines - even though they are there! (If I copy/paste they show up). If I refresh it shows the newlines.
Can anyone help me figure out how to get JSON on new lines without having to refresh? I am using IE 9
Thanks!
-Tom
this should be pretty simple... take a look if this jsFiddle fit your needs
var yourObject = {"address":{"House_Number":505,
"Street_Direction":"",
"Street_Name":"Claremont",
"Street_Type":"Street",
"Apt":"15L",
"Burough":"Brooklyn",
"State":"NY",
"Zip":"10451",
"Phone":"718-777-7777"},
"casehead":0,
"adults":[{"Last_Name":"Foo",
"First_Name":"A",
"Sex":"M",
"Date_Of_Birth":"01011980"}],
"children":[]};
var textedJson = JSON.stringify(yourObject,undefined, 2);
document.getElementById("json-area").value = textedJson
;
P.S. i've used jQuery just to speed-up the example but the function on which you should focus is JSON.stringify