Same Problem here. My JSON-object looks like this:
{
"15" : { "name" : "abc", "desc" : "Lorem Ipsum" },
"4" : { "name" : "def", "desc" : "Foo Bar Baz" },
"24" : { "name" : "ghi", "desc" : "May be" },
"8" : { "name" : "jkl", "desc" : "valid" }
}
The object is sorted by name at server (A-Z glossary) and I want to render a list with:
var data = myObject, i;
console.log(data);
for (i in data) {
if (data.hasOwnProperty(i)) {
// do stuff
}
}
Chrome logs:
Object {4: Object, 8: Object, 15: Object, 24: Object}
and my for-in loop results in wrong sort. It's automatically sorted by the browser, but I need the IDs.
My solution:
I decided to change the keys with a prefixed underscore. My object looks now:
{
"_15" : { "name" : "abc", "desc" : "Lorem Ipsum" },
"_4" : { "name" : "def", "desc" : "Foo Bar Baz" },
"_24" : { "name" : "ghi", "desc" : "May be" },
"_8" : { "name" : "jkl", "desc" : "valid" }
}
And Chrome logs now:
Object {_15: Object, _4: Object, _24: Object, _8: Object}
And my list is rendered correct.
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