where the key is a string. The value can be null, string, a number, a boolean, an array or and object. Note that braces " {" and "}" serve as annotations to define the scope of an object. In this case ...

In a previous Practical .NET column I showed how to retrieve rows that hold JSON objects by querying on values in those objects’ properties. However, sometimes you’ll want to work with the complete ...

The columns.dataDT option has the ability to read information not only from objects, but also from arrays using the same dotted object syntax as for objects. In addition to this, when working with an ...

This works great if the JSON file it reads contains an array (2+ items) and correctly appends the new item. However if this tries to read a file with a single item in it, it blows up with this: ...