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Apprentice Programmer
Apprentice Programmer

Reputation: 1515

json.stringify() multile objects into 1 string

is it possible?

basically i'm a trying to achieve something like this

 JSON.stringify("address=",Obj_address,Obj_city,Obj_state,Obj_zip)

after stringify

to become like

address= "Address city state zip"

in a string like fashion. Reason being is I'm trying to pass this string into my google geocoding url api.

I played around and it so far only 1 parameter can be passed.

Help appreciated and thanks

Upvotes: 0

Views: 62

Answers (2)

Quentin Engles
Quentin Engles

Reputation: 2832

This would be better.

var str = 'address="'+[Obj_address,Obj_city,Obj_state,Obj_zip].join(' ')+'"';

But you probaby don't need the quotes.

var str = 'address='+encodeURIComponent(
    [Obj_address,Obj_city,Obj_state,Obj_zip].join(' '));

Or according to the api with a plus separator.

var str = 'address='+encodeURIComponent(
    [Obj_address,Obj_city,Obj_state,Obj_zip].join('+'));

Upvotes: 1

Nurdin
Nurdin

Reputation: 23883

You need to try like this one

alert("address=" + JSON.stringify(Obj_address) + " " + JSON.stringify(Obj_city) + " " + JSON.stringify(Obj_state) + " " + JSON.stringify(Obj_zip));

Upvotes: 0

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