Angularjs and jquery.datatable with ui.bootstrap - need to show entries in json using a loop









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I need to show the entries of the json in a loop.
I'm new in js and angular, and I don't know how to enter a for in the marked place of the code below.
I need to know to do all the code, this just a test for a larger project.



 <?php
$estudent=array(
"name" => "luis",
"age" => "10");
$estudent=array(
"name" => "maria",
"age" => "12");
$objJson=json_encode($estudent);
?>
//here is the js
<script>
var json=eval(<?php echo $objJson; ?>);
//Angularjs and jquery.datatable with ui.bootstrap and ui.utils

var app=angular.module('formvalid', ['ui.bootstrap','ui.utils']);
app.controller('validationCtrl',function($scope)

$scope.data = [
[ //i need to use a loop for show all the studens
json[0].name,
json[0].age,
],
[ //i need to use a loop for show all the studens
json[1].name,
json[1].age,
],
]

$scope.dataTableOpt =
//custom datatable options
// or load data through ajax call also
"aLengthMenu": [[10, 50, 100,-1], [10, 50, 100,'All']],
;
);
</script>









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    I need to show the entries of the json in a loop.
    I'm new in js and angular, and I don't know how to enter a for in the marked place of the code below.
    I need to know to do all the code, this just a test for a larger project.



     <?php
    $estudent=array(
    "name" => "luis",
    "age" => "10");
    $estudent=array(
    "name" => "maria",
    "age" => "12");
    $objJson=json_encode($estudent);
    ?>
    //here is the js
    <script>
    var json=eval(<?php echo $objJson; ?>);
    //Angularjs and jquery.datatable with ui.bootstrap and ui.utils

    var app=angular.module('formvalid', ['ui.bootstrap','ui.utils']);
    app.controller('validationCtrl',function($scope)

    $scope.data = [
    [ //i need to use a loop for show all the studens
    json[0].name,
    json[0].age,
    ],
    [ //i need to use a loop for show all the studens
    json[1].name,
    json[1].age,
    ],
    ]

    $scope.dataTableOpt =
    //custom datatable options
    // or load data through ajax call also
    "aLengthMenu": [[10, 50, 100,-1], [10, 50, 100,'All']],
    ;
    );
    </script>









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      I need to show the entries of the json in a loop.
      I'm new in js and angular, and I don't know how to enter a for in the marked place of the code below.
      I need to know to do all the code, this just a test for a larger project.



       <?php
      $estudent=array(
      "name" => "luis",
      "age" => "10");
      $estudent=array(
      "name" => "maria",
      "age" => "12");
      $objJson=json_encode($estudent);
      ?>
      //here is the js
      <script>
      var json=eval(<?php echo $objJson; ?>);
      //Angularjs and jquery.datatable with ui.bootstrap and ui.utils

      var app=angular.module('formvalid', ['ui.bootstrap','ui.utils']);
      app.controller('validationCtrl',function($scope)

      $scope.data = [
      [ //i need to use a loop for show all the studens
      json[0].name,
      json[0].age,
      ],
      [ //i need to use a loop for show all the studens
      json[1].name,
      json[1].age,
      ],
      ]

      $scope.dataTableOpt =
      //custom datatable options
      // or load data through ajax call also
      "aLengthMenu": [[10, 50, 100,-1], [10, 50, 100,'All']],
      ;
      );
      </script>









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      I need to show the entries of the json in a loop.
      I'm new in js and angular, and I don't know how to enter a for in the marked place of the code below.
      I need to know to do all the code, this just a test for a larger project.



       <?php
      $estudent=array(
      "name" => "luis",
      "age" => "10");
      $estudent=array(
      "name" => "maria",
      "age" => "12");
      $objJson=json_encode($estudent);
      ?>
      //here is the js
      <script>
      var json=eval(<?php echo $objJson; ?>);
      //Angularjs and jquery.datatable with ui.bootstrap and ui.utils

      var app=angular.module('formvalid', ['ui.bootstrap','ui.utils']);
      app.controller('validationCtrl',function($scope)

      $scope.data = [
      [ //i need to use a loop for show all the studens
      json[0].name,
      json[0].age,
      ],
      [ //i need to use a loop for show all the studens
      json[1].name,
      json[1].age,
      ],
      ]

      $scope.dataTableOpt =
      //custom datatable options
      // or load data through ajax call also
      "aLengthMenu": [[10, 50, 100,-1], [10, 50, 100,'All']],
      ;
      );
      </script>






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      edited Nov 11 at 3:47









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          For this loop you can use:



          $scope.data = ;
          angular.forEach(json, (item) =>
          // here you can get item.age and item.name
          $scope.data.push(item);
          );


          At the end of this loop your $scope.data will have all students in it






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          • didn't work, now show empty entries
            – Luis González
            Nov 11 at 3:44


















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          In my opinion your JSON is valid, try to change format of JSON for something similar to this :



           $scope.data = [
          "name": "json[0].name",
          "age": "json[0].age"
          ,

          "name": "json[1].name",
          "age": "json[1].age"

          ]


          Then you can easly console or show it



          angular.forEach($scope.data, function (value, index) 
          console.log($scope.data[index] + ' ' + index);
          );


          HTML



          <ul ng-repeat="json in data">
          <li><b>Name: </b> <p>json.name</p> <b>Age: </b> <p>json.age</p></li>
          </ul>


          plunker: http://plnkr.co/edit/s6ix8aEDz0jR3UeXGL6M?p=preview






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            For this loop you can use:



            $scope.data = ;
            angular.forEach(json, (item) =>
            // here you can get item.age and item.name
            $scope.data.push(item);
            );


            At the end of this loop your $scope.data will have all students in it






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            • didn't work, now show empty entries
              – Luis González
              Nov 11 at 3:44















            up vote
            0
            down vote













            For this loop you can use:



            $scope.data = ;
            angular.forEach(json, (item) =>
            // here you can get item.age and item.name
            $scope.data.push(item);
            );


            At the end of this loop your $scope.data will have all students in it






            share|improve this answer




















            • didn't work, now show empty entries
              – Luis González
              Nov 11 at 3:44













            up vote
            0
            down vote










            up vote
            0
            down vote









            For this loop you can use:



            $scope.data = ;
            angular.forEach(json, (item) =>
            // here you can get item.age and item.name
            $scope.data.push(item);
            );


            At the end of this loop your $scope.data will have all students in it






            share|improve this answer












            For this loop you can use:



            $scope.data = ;
            angular.forEach(json, (item) =>
            // here you can get item.age and item.name
            $scope.data.push(item);
            );


            At the end of this loop your $scope.data will have all students in it







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            answered Nov 11 at 2:02









            el Corleone

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            • didn't work, now show empty entries
              – Luis González
              Nov 11 at 3:44

















            • didn't work, now show empty entries
              – Luis González
              Nov 11 at 3:44
















            didn't work, now show empty entries
            – Luis González
            Nov 11 at 3:44





            didn't work, now show empty entries
            – Luis González
            Nov 11 at 3:44













            up vote
            0
            down vote













            In my opinion your JSON is valid, try to change format of JSON for something similar to this :



             $scope.data = [
            "name": "json[0].name",
            "age": "json[0].age"
            ,

            "name": "json[1].name",
            "age": "json[1].age"

            ]


            Then you can easly console or show it



            angular.forEach($scope.data, function (value, index) 
            console.log($scope.data[index] + ' ' + index);
            );


            HTML



            <ul ng-repeat="json in data">
            <li><b>Name: </b> <p>json.name</p> <b>Age: </b> <p>json.age</p></li>
            </ul>


            plunker: http://plnkr.co/edit/s6ix8aEDz0jR3UeXGL6M?p=preview






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              up vote
              0
              down vote













              In my opinion your JSON is valid, try to change format of JSON for something similar to this :



               $scope.data = [
              "name": "json[0].name",
              "age": "json[0].age"
              ,

              "name": "json[1].name",
              "age": "json[1].age"

              ]


              Then you can easly console or show it



              angular.forEach($scope.data, function (value, index) 
              console.log($scope.data[index] + ' ' + index);
              );


              HTML



              <ul ng-repeat="json in data">
              <li><b>Name: </b> <p>json.name</p> <b>Age: </b> <p>json.age</p></li>
              </ul>


              plunker: http://plnkr.co/edit/s6ix8aEDz0jR3UeXGL6M?p=preview






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                up vote
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                up vote
                0
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                In my opinion your JSON is valid, try to change format of JSON for something similar to this :



                 $scope.data = [
                "name": "json[0].name",
                "age": "json[0].age"
                ,

                "name": "json[1].name",
                "age": "json[1].age"

                ]


                Then you can easly console or show it



                angular.forEach($scope.data, function (value, index) 
                console.log($scope.data[index] + ' ' + index);
                );


                HTML



                <ul ng-repeat="json in data">
                <li><b>Name: </b> <p>json.name</p> <b>Age: </b> <p>json.age</p></li>
                </ul>


                plunker: http://plnkr.co/edit/s6ix8aEDz0jR3UeXGL6M?p=preview






                share|improve this answer












                In my opinion your JSON is valid, try to change format of JSON for something similar to this :



                 $scope.data = [
                "name": "json[0].name",
                "age": "json[0].age"
                ,

                "name": "json[1].name",
                "age": "json[1].age"

                ]


                Then you can easly console or show it



                angular.forEach($scope.data, function (value, index) 
                console.log($scope.data[index] + ' ' + index);
                );


                HTML



                <ul ng-repeat="json in data">
                <li><b>Name: </b> <p>json.name</p> <b>Age: </b> <p>json.age</p></li>
                </ul>


                plunker: http://plnkr.co/edit/s6ix8aEDz0jR3UeXGL6M?p=preview







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                answered Nov 11 at 8:39









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