I'm trying to separate some values that come from an AJAX request.
They look like this:
Object { name: "fsdfsd", details: "sdfsdf", password: "sdfsdgds" }
And I'd basically need them separated each value in its variable. How can I do that?
I've searched around but can't find a good answer. I'm used to PHP syntax like $this->output and I just moved to using JS more than once in a month so I'm still trying to accomodate :)
Thank you!
Try this:
var res = { name: "fsdfsd", details: "sdfsdf", password: "sdfsdgds" };
var name = res.name;
var details = res.details;
var password = res.password;
But I strongly recommend you to use res as object. You could use less number of variables and have less potential problems. AND DON'T SEND PASSWORD AS A PLAIN TEXT! Someone can listen your traffic and dump all your users passwords.
Here is a ES6 version if you want
It uses Destructuring assignment. It will only work in the latest browsers
var res = { name: "fsdfsd", details: "sdfsdf", password: "sdfsdgds" }
var {name, details, password} = res
console.log(name)
var objectName = { name: "fsdfsd", details: "sdfsdf", password: "sdfsdgds" }
var name = objectName.name;
var details = objectName.details;
var password = objectName.password;
try this:
var res = {
name: "fsdfsd",
details: "sdfsdf",
password: "sdfsdgds"
}
var Obj = res.name + " " + res.details + " " + res.password
console.log(Obj)
You could also use with statement. It extends the scope chain for a statement.
var res = { name: "fsdfsd", details: "sdfsdf", password: "sdfsdgds" }
with(res){
console.log(name)
console.log(details)
console.log(password)
}Using with is not recommended, and is forbidden in ECMAScript 5 strict mode. The recommended alternative is to assign the object whose properties you want to access to a temporary variable. Ref
you don't need to separate them. by the look of it the ajax request is returning a json object. store it a variable. ex:
var returnObj = getServicerequest(input); // ajax request that you call is handled in this function.
now you can access the value pairs like:
alert(returnObj.name);
alert(returnObj.datails);
however returning username and passwords via ajax calls are not a good security practise.
