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I'm trying to convert some XML data into JSON to use with KnockoutJS. After a bit of research I decided to go with JSON.NET to convert my XNode tree to a JSON String. I convert the XML tree by calling
JsonConvert.SerializeXNode(result, Newtonsoft.Json.Formatting.Indented, True)
which gives me something like
"Header": {
"@id": "3",
"@name": "General",
"Property": [
{
"@id": "76",
...
Trying to reference things like @name causes my KnockoutJS templates to break. I would just remove all instances of @ from the string, but it exists in the data as well.
Is there any easy way to prevent JSON.NET from putting the @ symbol on attributes?
