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user3676578
user3676578

Reputation: 223

How to stop json Data to automatically sorting in Google Chrome?

Jquery + Rails 4

<script>
 var jsonData = {
  "81404": "Object",
  "81408": "Object",
  "81416": "Object",
  "80387": "Object",
  "73952": "Object",
  "74697": "Object",
  "81411": "Object",
  "74700": "Object"
 };
console.log(jsonData);
</script>

Mozilla Output (Right, and expected)

Object { 81404="Object", 81408="Object", 81416="Object", 80387="Object", 73952="Object", 74697="Object", 81411="Object", 74700="Object"}

Chrome Output (Wrong, ???)

Object {73952: "Object", 74697: "Object", 74700: "Object", 80387: "Object", 81404: "Object", 81408: "Object", 81411: "Object", 81416: "Object"}

How to fix this automatically sorting issue in Chrome any suggestion help,,,

I am using this data for filtering that's order is important.

Upvotes: 7

Views: 9530

Answers (1)

iCollect.it Ltd
iCollect.it Ltd

Reputation: 93601

Your data is not an array. It has no intrinsic order. They are just properties on an object.

From this Reference

4.3.3 Object
An object is a member of the type Object. It is an unordered collection of properties each of which contains a primitive value, object, or function.

Put them in an array property on the JSON object if order is important (or just use an array!).

e.g. something like:

var jsonData = {data: [
    {"81404": "Object"},
    {"81408": "Object"},
    {"81416": "Object"},
    {"80387": "Object"},
    {"73952": "Object"},
    {"74697": "Object"},
    {"81411": "Object"},
    {"74700": "Object"}]
 };
console.log(jsonData);

or for just the list

console.log(jsonData.data);

It would be helpful to explain what you are doing with the data, so that any example is more applicable.

Upvotes: 8

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