I have this javascript that reads chats from Google Chat export. When there is a picture attached in a chat I get typeError:

I created an online form with several fields, and I want the ability to save the progress and load it again later.

<script> const text2 = <?php echo json_encode($kallory, JSON_PRETTY_PRINT); ?>; let index2 = 0; function type() { document.getElementById(‘typewriter’).innerText += text2[index2]; index2++; if (index2 < text2.length) { setTimeout(type, 30); } } type(); </script> And my $kallory-string from PHP $kallory = ‘Word1xa0Word2xa0Word3xa0Word4′; And the output: Word1xa0Word2xa0Word3xa0Word4 I have tried with xa0,   and also just ‘Word1 Word2 Word3’. […]

I have to send characters like ü to the server as unicode character but as an ASCII-safe string. So it must be u00fc (6 characters) not the character itself. But after JSON.stringify it always gets ü regardless of what I’ve done with it.

<script> var Dan = new Object() Dan.height = 1.85 Dan.age = 41 Dan.eyeColor = “blue” // method ONE alert(JSON.stringify(Dan)) // method TWO worked too as below // alert(JSON.stringify(“Dan”)) </script> Which one is better and why? Appreciated. I tried the code above on my localhost. javascript json

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I’ve got a JSON data set like so:

I have a nested JSON object who structure is as follows:

I am trying to create a json adapter over here but something is wrong, the name is alway beng placed as name;server underdefined and i can’t figure out what the actual problem is thanks

I have an array of objects