When the link http://localhost:3000/calendar.json, the result become
[{"id":2,"start":"2012-02-07T20:11:00+08:00","end":"2012-02-07T22:11:00+08:00","allDay":false}]
I don't know how to remove quotation mark. Below the json I want:
[{id:2,start:"2012-02-07T20:11:00+08:00",end:"2012-02-07T22:11:00+08:00",allDay:false}]
Bro/Sis, any suggestion for me??
Is there any reason why? … because you have to use that data in a lot of ways… its just… data
Javier Q
Joachim Cheng wrote in post #1044574:
When the link http://localhost:3000/calendar.json, the result become
[{"id":2,"start":"2012-02-07T20:11:00+08:00","end":"2012-02-07T22:11:00+08:00","allDay":false}]
I don't know how to remove quotation mark. Below the json I want:
[{id:2,start:"2012-02-07T20:11:00+08:00",end:"2012-02-07T22:11:00+08:00",allDay:false}]
Your JSON "below" (what you say you want) is invalid JSON.
http://json.org/
All keys defining an object in JSON are strings. String are quoted with
double quotes. Read the spec for yourself.
Robert Walker wrote in post #1044580:
Joachim Cheng wrote in post #1044574:
When the link http://localhost:3000/calendar.json, the result become
[{"id":2,"start":"2012-02-07T20:11:00+08:00","end":"2012-02-07T22:11:00+08:00","allDay":false}]
I don't know how to remove quotation mark. Below the json I want:
[{id:2,start:"2012-02-07T20:11:00+08:00",end:"2012-02-07T22:11:00+08:00",allDay:false}]
Your JSON "below" (what you say you want) is invalid JSON.
http://json.org/All keys defining an object in JSON are strings. String are quoted with
double quotes. Read the spec for yourself.
Hi Robert, you are right. All must have double quotes except the
boolean. I just have solved my calender project already. Thank you for
provide me the information. This information really useful and easy
understand.
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