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Asked: May 16, 20262026-05-16T17:28:57+00:00 2026-05-16T17:28:57+00:00

Consider this as my json string, {Table : [{userid : 11,name : KumarP,designation :

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Consider this as my json string,

{"Table" : [{"userid" : "11","name" : "KumarP","designation" : "Business Head",
"phone" : "9789234793","email" : "surfingkumar@gmail.com","role" : "Admin",
   "empId" : "EI003","reportingto" : "KumarP"}]}

and i want to have my string like this,

{Table:[{ userid: "11", name: "KumarP", designation: "Business Head", 
    phone: "9789234793", email:"surfingkumar@gmail.com", role : "Admin",
       empId : "EI003",reportingto : "KumarP"}]}

I am doing so to use it with jlinq..

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    2026-05-16T17:28:58+00:00Added an answer on May 16, 2026 at 5:28 pm

    Use Regular Expressions:

    var a='{"Table" : [{"userid" : "11","name" : "KumarP","designation" : "Business Head","phone" : "9789234793","email" : "surfingkumar@gmail.com","role" : "Admin",    "empId" : "EI003","reportingto" : "KumarP"}]}';
    a=a.replace(/"(\w+)"\s*:/g, '$1:');
    alert(a);
    

    The string will become as your second codeblock:

    {Table: [{userid: "11",name: "KumarP",designation: "Business Head",phone: "9789234793",email: "surfingkumar@gmail.com",role: "Admin",    empId: "EI003",reportingto: "KumarP"}]}
    

    But won’t that cause a problem if the label was a reserved word?

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