<?php
echo '{"contactInfo":[{"firstName":"john","lastName":"doe"},{"firstName":"sue","lastName":"smith"}]}';
?>

var win = Titanium.UI.currentWindow;

var xhr = Titanium.Network.createHTTPClient();
xhr.onload = function() {
   var jsonObject = JSON.parse(this.responseText);

   // For debugging, if you want to see how the JSON parser see's the 
   // response text, un-comment the line below
   // Ti.API.info(jsonObject);

   // accessing a field
   Ti.API.info('FirstName=' + jsonObject.contact[1].firstName);
};

xhr.open("GET","http://localhost/sample.php");
xhr.send();

FirstName=sue

9 Answers

• Hi Steven!

  It`s a great example, to get it working I needed to do a small modification in the line: Ti.API.info('FirstName=' + jsonObject.contact[1].firstName);

  to: Ti.API.info('FirstName=' + jsonObject.contactInfo[1].firstName);

  This is for all the noobs that didn´t work for them the first time.

  Greetings!

• Cheers mate!

• Cheers, Thanks for making it simple!

• Steven,
  I think there is an mistake in your sample code.

  The line
  Ti.API.info('FirstName=' + jsonObject.contact[1].firstName);

  should be like this

  Ti.API.info('FirstName=' + jsonObject.contactInfo[1].firstName);

• thanks, glad it helped. Just doing my part to help balance out my many takes without a lot of give backs. :)

• how can array these to a table row?

• it should reference contactInfo not 'contact' in the json object

• i don't understand how it works … can you explain briefly how titanium program interact with json web service … i have seen some exemples but i don't understood the steps of this interaction … in my opinion , Titinium program send a request object to json and json will return a response object … it works like this ?

• THANK YOU .
  you saved me