Just trying to update a JSON array and hoping for some guidance.
var updatedData = { updatedValues: [{a:0,b:0}]};
updatedData.updatedValues.push({c:0});
That will give me:
{updatedValues: [{a: 0, b: 0}, {c: 0}]}
How can I make it so that "c" is part of that original array?
So I end up with {a: 0, b: 0, c: 0} in updatedValues?
You actually have an object inside your array.
updatedData.updatedValues[0].c = 0;
will result in your desired outcome.
The updatedValues is a plain object and you have to add c as property.
var updatedData = { updatedValues: [{a:0,b:0}]};
updatedData.updatedValues[0]["c"] = 0;
If you are using jquery then do as follows.
var updatedData = { updatedValues: [{a:0,b:0}]};
$.extend(updatedData.updatedValues[0],{c:0});
You're pushing something to the updated values array, rather than setting an attribute on the 0th element of the array.
updatedData.updatedValues[0].c = 0;
You can add an item in the object. This should work.
updatedData.updatedValues[0]['c']=0;
