Question

I am running into an issue when using json that I am not sure how to approach it. I create an object like this:

var jsonObj = {"000000": 0, "010000": 1, "020000": 0 .... };

where the 0’s and 1’s are to act as bits. However if I were to try and call this object:

alert(jsonObj.000000);

I get an “Unexpected number” error in Chrome because it is handling the 00000 as a number and not a string. If I were to restructure the json object with a letter before the 6 numbers “c000000” then

alert(jsonObj.c000000);

Would return a correct value. Curious if anyone else has experienced anything like this and how to handle it??

Answer 1

jsonObj["000000"] should work