I'm trying to parse through the tee times in the JSON format using jQuery but having issues due to the formatting. Would it be possible to wrap the rates of each individual teetime in an actual "Teetime" array to mimic the XML format (<Teetime> as the main item and <Rates> a child of that).
I will look into this and get back to you shortly. Thanks for your patience while I determine possible solutions.
Best regards,
Jarred
Technical Account Manager, Active Network
jarredd
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13 years ago
Hi Marla,
After reviewing your question, I need some clarification. The formatting is following the standard JSON formatting, and it's generated by serialization so it's not something we can change. The Rates are child objects of each Teetime both in XML and JSON (same object structure internally, just a different serializer).
I might be misunderstanding your request. Are you asking to change the format from the standard JSON formatting? If so, I don't believe that we can accommodate this as there are other developers using this in standard format.
Best,
Jarred
Technical Account Manager, Active Network
marla.santos
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13 years ago
Yes, essentially I was asking if you could add a top level entity called "Teetime" to enclose each item result so that it would be easier to reference the child elements: rates, courseid, datetime, hole, maxplayers, bookedplayers. I guess that's not possible change. Bummer.
I'm trying to parse through the tee times in the JSON format using jQuery but having issues due to the formatting. Would it be possible to wrap the rates of each individual teetime in an actual "Teetime" array to mimic the XML format (<Teetime> as the main item and <Rates> a child of that).
Example:
[{ Teetime: {"Rates":[{"MinPlayers":2,"MaxPlayers":4,"NineHoles":false,"GreenFee":29.0,"RegularGreenFee":48.0,"CartFee":19.0,"SellForWalking":null,"SellForRiding":48.0,"DueOnlineWalking":null,"DueOnlineRiding":4.35,"RatePlanId":2958,"RatePlanName":"ActiveGolf Rate","Classification":"Normal","AllowedPlayers":"2,3,4","RatePlanOwner":""}],"CourseId":891,"DateTime":"2012-04-11T07:30:00","Hole":1,"MaxPlayers":4,"BookedPlayers":0} }]
Message edited by marla.santos 13 years ago
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jarredd – 13 years ago
Hello Marla,
I will look into this and get back to you shortly. Thanks for your patience while I determine possible solutions.
Best regards,
Jarred
Technical Account Manager, Active Network
jarredd – 13 years ago
Hi Marla,
After reviewing your question, I need some clarification. The formatting is following the standard JSON formatting, and it's generated by serialization so it's not something we can change. The Rates are child objects of each Teetime both in XML and JSON (same object structure internally, just a different serializer).
I might be misunderstanding your request. Are you asking to change the format from the standard JSON formatting? If so, I don't believe that we can accommodate this as there are other developers using this in standard format.
Best,
Jarred
Technical Account Manager, Active Network
marla.santos – 13 years ago
Yes, essentially I was asking if you could add a top level entity called "Teetime" to enclose each item result so that it would be easier to reference the child elements: rates, courseid, datetime, hole, maxplayers, bookedplayers. I guess that's not possible change. Bummer.