Parse JSON in LWCDependent Combo-box in LWCParse a JSON and use it in Lightning?LWC-Jest installation failsLWC: Picklist without knowing recordTypeIdLWC: how to dynamically get translated value from LabelLWC RecordTypeInfos via getObjectInfo Unable to accessHow the values changed in html are reflected in js of lwcLWC Function callsAccess value of JSON in JS ControllerLWC | Get modified values of a list in javascript controllerDependent Combo-box in LWC
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Parse JSON in LWC
Dependent Combo-box in LWCParse a JSON and use it in Lightning?LWC-Jest installation failsLWC: Picklist without knowing recordTypeIdLWC: how to dynamically get translated value from LabelLWC RecordTypeInfos via getObjectInfo Unable to accessHow the values changed in html are reflected in js of lwcLWC Function callsAccess value of JSON in JS ControllerLWC | Get modified values of a list in javascript controllerDependent Combo-box in LWC
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I'm getting a JSON response as follows :-
tthis.selectedRecord "Id":"01t5C000002xxx","Name":"xxxES",wanted to know how do i get the value of ID & Name separately.
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I'm getting a JSON response as follows :-
tthis.selectedRecord "Id":"01t5C000002xxx","Name":"xxxES",wanted to know how do i get the value of ID & Name separately.
lightning lightning-web-components
asked 12 hours ago
SunilSunil
184
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What have you tried? Being that JSON stands for JavaScript Object Notation, and the controller for LWC is, in fact, JavaScript...there shouldn't be any parsing required. Just use it as you would any other JavaScript object...
– Derek F
11 hours ago
I tried JSON.stringify(this.selectedRecord) - which is giving me the value of ID & Name "Id":"01t5C000002xxx","Name":"xxxES". I want the value of the Id so that i can save this record as a look up.
– Sunil
10 hours ago
add a comment |
I'm getting a JSON response as follows :-
tthis.selectedRecord "Id":"01t5C000002xxx","Name":"xxxES",wanted to know how do i get the value of ID & Name separately.
lightning lightning-web-components
asked 12 hours ago
SunilSunil
184
I'm getting a JSON response as follows :-
tthis.selectedRecord "Id":"01t5C000002xxx","Name":"xxxES",wanted to know how do i get the value of ID & Name separately.
lightning lightning-web-components
lightning lightning-web-components
asked 12 hours ago
SunilSunil
184
asked 12 hours ago
SunilSunil
184
asked 12 hours ago
SunilSunil
184
asked 12 hours ago
SunilSunil
184
asked 12 hours ago
SunilSunil
184
184
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What have you tried? Being that JSON stands for JavaScript Object Notation, and the controller for LWC is, in fact, JavaScript...there shouldn't be any parsing required. Just use it as you would any other JavaScript object...
– Derek F
11 hours ago
I tried JSON.stringify(this.selectedRecord) - which is giving me the value of ID & Name "Id":"01t5C000002xxx","Name":"xxxES". I want the value of the Id so that i can save this record as a look up.
– Sunil
10 hours ago
add a comment |
1
What have you tried? Being that JSON stands for JavaScript Object Notation, and the controller for LWC is, in fact, JavaScript...there shouldn't be any parsing required. Just use it as you would any other JavaScript object...
– Derek F
11 hours ago
I tried JSON.stringify(this.selectedRecord) - which is giving me the value of ID & Name "Id":"01t5C000002xxx","Name":"xxxES". I want the value of the Id so that i can save this record as a look up.
– Sunil
10 hours ago
1
1
What have you tried? Being that JSON stands for JavaScript Object Notation, and the controller for LWC is, in fact, JavaScript...there shouldn't be any parsing required. Just use it as you would any other JavaScript object...
– Derek F
11 hours ago
What have you tried? Being that JSON stands for JavaScript Object Notation, and the controller for LWC is, in fact, JavaScript...there shouldn't be any parsing required. Just use it as you would any other JavaScript object...
– Derek F
11 hours ago
I tried JSON.stringify(this.selectedRecord) - which is giving me the value of ID & Name "Id":"01t5C000002xxx","Name":"xxxES". I want the value of the Id so that i can save this record as a look up.
– Sunil
10 hours ago
I tried JSON.stringify(this.selectedRecord) - which is giving me the value of ID & Name "Id":"01t5C000002xxx","Name":"xxxES". I want the value of the Id so that i can save this record as a look up.
– Sunil
10 hours ago
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Based on your comment, it sounds like you already have a native JavaScript object; no parsing is required:
console.log(this.selectedRecord.Id);
console.log(this.selectedRecord.Name);
Make sure you pay attention to the capitalization of the variables; Name is different than name.
answered 10 hours ago
sfdcfoxsfdcfox
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Thanks sfdcfox..guess i complicated it alot :). I have one more issue..could you help me on salesforce.stackexchange.com/questions/265900/…
– Sunil
10 hours ago
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Based on your comment, it sounds like you already have a native JavaScript object; no parsing is required:
console.log(this.selectedRecord.Id);
console.log(this.selectedRecord.Name);
Make sure you pay attention to the capitalization of the variables; Name is different than name.
answered 10 hours ago
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Thanks sfdcfox..guess i complicated it alot :). I have one more issue..could you help me on salesforce.stackexchange.com/questions/265900/…
– Sunil
10 hours ago
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Based on your comment, it sounds like you already have a native JavaScript object; no parsing is required:
console.log(this.selectedRecord.Id);
console.log(this.selectedRecord.Name);
Make sure you pay attention to the capitalization of the variables; Name is different than name.
answered 10 hours ago
sfdcfoxsfdcfox
274k14223473
Thanks sfdcfox..guess i complicated it alot :). I have one more issue..could you help me on salesforce.stackexchange.com/questions/265900/…
– Sunil
10 hours ago
add a comment |
Based on your comment, it sounds like you already have a native JavaScript object; no parsing is required:
console.log(this.selectedRecord.Id);
console.log(this.selectedRecord.Name);
Make sure you pay attention to the capitalization of the variables; Name is different than name.
answered 10 hours ago
sfdcfoxsfdcfox
274k14223473
Based on your comment, it sounds like you already have a native JavaScript object; no parsing is required:
console.log(this.selectedRecord.Id);
console.log(this.selectedRecord.Name);
Make sure you pay attention to the capitalization of the variables; Name is different than name.
answered 10 hours ago
sfdcfoxsfdcfox
274k14223473
answered 10 hours ago
sfdcfoxsfdcfox
274k14223473
answered 10 hours ago
sfdcfoxsfdcfox
274k14223473
answered 10 hours ago
sfdcfoxsfdcfox
274k14223473
274k14223473
Thanks sfdcfox..guess i complicated it alot :). I have one more issue..could you help me on salesforce.stackexchange.com/questions/265900/…
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10 hours ago
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Thanks sfdcfox..guess i complicated it alot :). I have one more issue..could you help me on salesforce.stackexchange.com/questions/265900/…
– Sunil
10 hours ago
Thanks sfdcfox..guess i complicated it alot :). I have one more issue..could you help me on salesforce.stackexchange.com/questions/265900/…
– Sunil
10 hours ago
Thanks sfdcfox..guess i complicated it alot :). I have one more issue..could you help me on salesforce.stackexchange.com/questions/265900/…
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10 hours ago
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What have you tried? Being that JSON stands for JavaScript Object Notation, and the controller for LWC is, in fact, JavaScript...there shouldn't be any parsing required. Just use it as you would any other JavaScript object...
– Derek F
11 hours ago
I tried JSON.stringify(this.selectedRecord) - which is giving me the value of ID & Name "Id":"01t5C000002xxx","Name":"xxxES". I want the value of the Id so that i can save this record as a look up.
– Sunil
10 hours ago