The unexpected number (index) error uses the JSON string, such as
var jsonStr = "{1:'Beijing note docket information',2:'Shanghai note docket information',3:'Guangdong note docket information',4:'Shenzhen note docket information 4',5:'Tianjin note docket information 5',6:'Hubei note docket information 6',7:'Chongqing note docket information 7',8:'EU note docket information 8',9:' California note docket information 8',10:'Canada Quebec note information',11:'Northeastern United States RGGI Association Organization',12:'Australia note information',13:'New Zealand note information',14:'Tokyo note information 11111',15:'Korea Seoul information',16:'Switzerland information note'}";
This string can be parsed normally with open source China and other json formatting, but jquery parsing errors do not recognize your set, so I had to look for errors.
Uncaught syntax error: unexpected token ‘error string, such as:
var jsonStr = "{'Beijing':1,'Shanghai':2,'Guangdong':3,'Shenzhen':4,'Tianjin':5,'Hubei':6,'Chongqing':7,'EU':8,'California':9,'Quebec, Canada':10,'RGGI, USA':11,'Australia':12,'New Zealand':13,'Tokyo':14,'Korea':15,'Switzerland':16}"
Using json formatting tool is also error-free, had to find jquery documentation to see jquery.parseJSON() usage . The example given is as follows.
Parsing a JSON string
jQuery Code:
var obj = jQuery.parseJSON('{"name":"John"}');
alert( obj.name === "John" ); I think it is the problem of single quotes and double quotes in it, now there is no other solution, so I have to change it by example, and the result is really successful. I think the jquery source code did not do the processing of the symbols inside the string to determine what kind of single quotes it contains.
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The JSON string is pieced together from the background, because the areaid is regarded as the key part, and the result is directly jsonstr. Append (‘”‘ + etsmapinfo. Getaeid() + ‘”); It turns 1 to 69. I don’t understand. But I next ruthless move just, outside first to turn into the string. Alas
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The code in the string has a newline, and jQuery parsing will report an error just like what. You need to replace the newline symbol with a replacement function. As follows:
var jsonStrRep = '${jsonStr}'.replace(/\r\n/g,"");
jsonStrRep = jsonStrRep.replace(/\n/g,"");