ok, so I have an object like:
var myobject = {
"field_1": "lorem ipsum",
"field_2": 1,
"field_2": 2,
"field_2": 6
};
as you see there are duplicate names in the object, but with different values. If i go through it like (using jQuery):
$.each(myobject, function(key, value)
{
console.log(key);
console.log(myobject[key]);
console.log(myobject[value]);
}
key - returns the correct key
myobject[key] - returns the name for that key
myobject[value] - returns the last elements', with that name, value
meaning for field_2 it will return 6, though it'll print it 3 times, as it repeats 3 times in the object.
My question is how to obtain the correct value for that duplicate named fields and not just the last one's
Thank you
The keys must be unique.
Associative arrays do not exist in Javascript - what you have created is an Object using the JSON format.
I suspect that something like this will give you more what you are seeking, though I suggest questioning exactly what it is that you are trying to achieve..
The following code will allow you to access multiple instances of duplicated 'keys', but is