For example:
..datos:
[
{a:56, b:"nombre1"},
{a:26, b:"nombre2"},
{a:16, b:"nombre3"}
]
Inside data: [....] I want to add the objects.
In the php I use, I have:
echo json_encode($array, JSON_FORCE_OBJECT);
But it does not work for me.
In this case you should not use JSON_FORCE_OBJECT , because if it is an associative array, you will create a json with numerical indexes whose reading will be possibly more complicated.
If you only use echo json_encode($array); you will get a JSON Array similar to this one:
[{
"a": 56,
"b": "nombre1"
}, {
"a": 26,
"b": "nombre2"
}, {
"a": 16,
"b": "nombre3"
}]
Which you can read very easily after having parseado.
For example:
var arrJson=
'[{"a":56, "b":"nombre1"},{"a":26, "b":"nombre2"},{"a":16, "b":"nombre3"}]';
var myJson = JSON.parse(arrJson);
myJson.forEach(function(item){
console.log('A: ' + item.a);
console.log('B: ' + item.b);
});Hello benjamin, look if you have an array of data in php, just by coding it, you can use it for example
echo json_encode($array); y listo,
to use it in js you have to pass it to an object and you make it a parse so look
obj = JSON.parse(data);
and Ready with that you can use it.