Ok I\'m stumped on this one. I need to iterate through these so I can make a listing by the category so something like
Business Books
Book 1
jQuery.each(window.books, function(category, items) {
alert(category);
jQuery.each(items, function(idx, book) {
alert(category + ': ' + book.Title)
});
});
Looping with .each() is pretty easy:
$.each(window.books, function(category, books) {
$("#books").append("<p>" + category + "</p><ul>");
$.each(books, function(i, book) {
$("#books").append("<li>" + book.Title + ": " + book.Description + "</li>");
});
$("#books").append("</ul>");
});
here is my jsFiddle
$.each(window.books,function(k,v){ // k ==== key, v === value
// Prints category
console.log(k);
//Loops through category
for(i=0,len=v.length;i<len;i++){
console.log(v[i].Title);
console.log(v[i].Description);
}
});
Good idea is to learn how to do it without jQuery first.
for(var category in window.books) {
if(window.books.hasOwnProperty(category)) {
console.log(category); // will log "Business Books" etc.
for (var i = 0, j = window.books[category].length; i < j; i++) {
console.log("Title: %s, Description: %s", window.books[category][i].Title, window.books[category][i].Description);
}
}
}
Then you can use $.each()
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