How Do I Stringify A Google LatLng Object?
Solution 1:
JSON.stringify isn't acting weird... Google maps API sends out their JSON with random keys and you can't work with their keys unfortunately...
If you need to get the latitude and longitude you need to use their API for the same...
You need to use the methods:
lat() and lng() //refer: http://code.google.com/apis/maps/documentation/javascript/reference.html#LatLng
And since you are dealing with points here you need to use the Points API and in this case the lat
/lng
are properties...
Refer to:http://code.google.com/apis/maps/documentation/javascript/reference.html#Point
If you still wanna go ahead and use stringify :
JSON.stringify({lat: testPoint.y , lon: testPoint.x);
Solution 2:
Simply use JSON.stringify({lat: testPoint.lat(), lon: testPoint.lon()})
.
Solution 3:
Method below will do what you want
var ar = [{"Ia":35.99663,"Ja":-78.94982},{"Ia":35.996370000000006,"Ja":-78.94914},{"Ia":35.99595,"Ja":-78.94833000000001}];
var newAr = [];
for(var i = 0; i < ar.length; i++)
{
var obj = new Object();
var u = 0;
for(var x in ar[i])
{
if(u == 0)
obj['lat'] = ar[i][x];
else
obj['lon'] = ar[i][x];
u++;
}
newAr.push(obj);
}
alert(newAr.toSource());
What I have done: 1. I have created new array 2. Then I have looped through ar 3. Then I have looped through object properties from ar 4. and I have assigned values of properties to new properties
and that is it
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