How to load an object form a url?

[pasparto]

Hi All
I am a newbie in javascript so excuse me if the question is so simple.
I have 2 urls that return javascript objects. How can I load these
objects into the objects in my code?

For example when you type url1 in the browser this appears:
{
"id": "123",
"title": "somestuff"
}

and when you type url2 in the browser this appears:
{
"name":"john",
"surname":"smith"
}

Now I want to use these 2 objects in a function in my code, how can i
do that?

Thanks in advance

 

[David Mark]

Hi All
I am a newbie in javascript so excuse me if the question is so simple.
I have 2 urls that return javascript objects. How can I load these
objects into the objects in my code?

For example when you type url1 in the browser this appears:
{
 "id": "123",
 "title": "somestuff"

}

and when you type url2 in the browser this appears:
{
"name":"john",
"surname":"smith"

}

Now I want to use these 2 objects in a function in my code, how can i
do that?

Thanks in advance

I believe there is a basic XHR example in the FAQ.

 

[Erwin Moller]

pasparto schreef:

Hi All
I am a newbie in javascript so excuse me if the question is so simple.
I have 2 urls that return javascript objects. How can I load these
objects into the objects in my code?

For example when you type url1 in the browser this appears:
{
"id": "123",
"title": "somestuff"
}

and when you type url2 in the browser this appears:
{
"name":"john",
"surname":"smith"
}

Now I want to use these 2 objects in a function in my code, how can i
do that?

Thanks in advance

Hi,

You topic is a little confusing: You are not loading an object from an
URL, but from the RESPONSE, so the content you see when you fetch that URL.
(It is possible to store objects in an URL too.)

Judging by the responses you showed us, you are receiving a JSON
response. JSON is a flexible way of sending data from here to there.
(Like XML but much easier and logically if you ask me.)

Have a look here for an introduction:
http://www.json.org/

and here:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/JSON


Regards,
Erwin Moller


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