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1. See anything wrong with this JSON2 push/stringify?    stackoverflow.com

dynamictextareas.push({guideid:targeteditorID, guideitemtext : textareacontents });
alert( JSON.stringify(dynamictextareas) );

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2. two ways of creating object in javascript    stackoverflow.com

I'm creating javascript object by doing something like:

function field(name,label){
        this.name = name
        this.label= label;
}

var a = new ...

3. JSON.stringify issue from jQuery 1.4.4 to 1.5.2    stackoverflow.com

Have some JavaScript that assigns values to an object using $.data and then uses JSON.stringify. It was working in 1.4.4 (got actual JSON data) but it is broken in 1.5.2+ (empty ...

4. Send JavaScript object to web server call via jQuery - what is the correct way?    stackoverflow.com

I'm trying to send JSON data to my web server via jQuery and I'm running into an error. Uncaught TypeError: Cannot use 'in' operator to search for 'context' in {"id":45,"isRead":true} code I am ...

5. JSON.stringify returning []    stackoverflow.com

Why would JSON.stringify() return:

[]

6. JSON.stringify ignore some object members    stackoverflow.com

Heres a simple example.

function Person() {
  this.name = "Ted";
  this.age = 5;
}

persons[0] = new Person();
persons[1] = new Person();
JSON.stringify(persons);

7. jquery 1.4 JSON and stringify    forum.jquery.com

JSON2 is there to stand in if there is no native JSON parsing in the browser. The whole point of jQuery's change to using native JSON is that, if you are in a browser without native JSON, but you have JSON2, you still will get JSON.parse and JSON.stringify, rather than falling all the way back to eval.