using JSON for logic jquery

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This is part two of my problem here. Thanks to you guys I was able to get variables to work correctly to split data out to a jSON string. Now, I need to filter the JSON data to get a result.

For example: if the JSON file gets this data:

 {"shapeID":"diamond","data1":"pants","data2":"shirt"} it outputs:

  {"result":"Cool Outfit"}

so depending on the combination of data1 and data2 the result is generated.

I have no idea on where to start. But I do have the JSON string

thank you for your time.

Well, what rules do you want to use? What leads to the conclusion that diamond+pants+shirt = Cool outfit? — Pekka
– Pekka, Commented Aug 24, 2011 at 21:26

genesis · Accepted Answer · 2011-08-24 21:26:08Z

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if (data.data1 == "pants" && data.data2 == "shirt"){
    return { result: "Cool Outfit" };
}

answered Aug 24, 2011 at 21:26

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Robert Over a year ago

how would I chain this? for multiple options?

genesis Over a year ago

With that && just add more if statements

Robert Over a year ago

i meant if (data.data1 == "pants" && data.data2 == "shirt"){ return { result: "Cool Outfit" }; }else{ if (data.data1 == "pants" && data.data2 == "shirt"){ return { result: "Cool Outfit" }; } do I just keep on saying else?

Tejs · Accepted Answer · 2011-08-24 21:25:50Z

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That's going to depend on your logic to use. From the example posted, I can't derive the relationship from your input to your output. However, the general format will be like so:

 var myObj = yourJsonParser.ParseJson(someText);

 if(myObj.shapeId == "diamond")
    return { result: "Cool Outfit" };

You're returning a new object with data in a JSON-like format.

answered Aug 24, 2011 at 21:25

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